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Shanghai'S Revised Management Of Pension Institutions To Cope With Aging

2011/10/26 10:03:00 34

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Shanghai'S Revised Management Of Pension Institutions: Aging

As the most serious aging city in China, Shanghai had already entered the city in 1979.

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The society is 20 years ahead of the whole country.

The city attaches great importance to the development of the pension industry.

On October 21st, the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress held a symposium on "the development of old-age undertaking".

Shanghai Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau Director Mary Yili reported on the written comments of the special representative.

Wang Peisheng, deputy director of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress attended the meeting.

It is reported that in recent years, the deputies to the Municipal People's Congress are increasingly concerned about the aging population and the aging of the population.

During the first session of the thirteen National People's Congress to the four meeting, the Civil Affairs Bureau dealt with the "pension business development" in written comments.

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A total of 43 pieces, of which 24 were now "resolved".

According to Ma Li, at present, the Municipal Civil Affairs Bureau is promoting the "management of pension institutions" promulgated in 1998 as a local legislature, putting forward the necessary amendments and suggestions for the contents which are not suited to the current situation, and has completed the Legislative Research Report, thus forming a draft of the bill, which will be submitted to the relevant departments of the Municipal People's Congress in November.

According to the briefing, the Municipal People's Congress is leading the revision of the regulations on the protection of the rights and interests of the elderly in Shanghai. Some of the representatives put forward the new regulations on the improvement of the service cards for the elderly, and the formulation and enhancement of the preferential treatment for the elderly.

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Opinions such as spiritual support have been written into the revised draft law.

Yang Quanxin, chairman of the Standing Committee of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress, presided over the meeting. Zhang Aimin, deputy director of the Personnel Committee of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress, Shi Kai, director of the Research Office of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress, and Yang Yang, deputy director of the general office of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress, attended the meeting with the deputy inspector of the general office of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress and Zheng Haisheng, director of the work office of the people's representative working committee.