To whom and in what order is the child allowance given?

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Question: Please provide detailed information on social assistance "Milk money", "Child money". Will everyone get this help or will only those in need?

Answer: According to the Regulation "On the procedure for appointment and payment of benefits for state social insurance", a one-time childbirth allowance is twice the minimum wage established in the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan. determined.

According to the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated July 2010, 9, from August 2010, 1 the minimum wage in the territory of Uzbekistan is set at 45,215 soums per month. So, starting from August 2010, 1, the amount of the pool is 90,430 soums.

In districts where the wage coefficient is applied, benefits are determined taking into account these coefficients. The one-time maternity allowance for working women and women studying in higher, secondary special, vocational education institutions, master's, postgraduate, clinical residency, doctoral programs in addition to production is paid from the place of work or study, respectively. lanadi.

In cases where the child's mother is not working or studying, the benefit is paid depending on the child's working father or a surrogate parent who is studying separately from work or production. Unemployed and uneducated parents are assigned and paid benefits by the social security departments when a child is born. Adopted children receive a lump-sum maternity benefit on a general basis. If a woman is laid off during maternity leave and has received maternity benefits during that period, the lump-sum benefit is paid on a general basis. In case of stillbirth, the benefit is not paid.

Unemployed mothers (families) receive a monthly allowance for caring for a child until he or she reaches the age of two.

Issues of appointment and payment of childcare allowances to mothers who are not working and raising children under the age of two were registered by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan on March 2002, 14. on the procedure for appointment and payment ”. On the basis of this Regulation, the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 2002, 25 "On strengthening targeted support of vulnerable groups" and the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 2002, 25 The resolution "On measures to implement the program of targeted support of vulnerable groups for 2002-2003" of January XNUMX, XNUMX.

According to the regulations, a person who is not engaged in the upbringing of a child under the age of two (who is not employed on the basis of an employment contract) has the right to receive benefits as follows:

a) unemployed mothers or their substitutes (usually the child's father, adoptive parent, guardian, etc.);

b) unemployed mothers or their substitutes (persons directly involved in child care) studying on a full-time basis in higher, secondary special, vocational educational institutions on a fee-for-service basis;

c) mothers who are self-employed without forming a legal entity, working as members of a non-legal entity (their substitutes).

The persons referred to in these paragraphs must apply to the citizens' self-government bodies for the appointment of a pension. The decision of the village, town, aul, mahalla citizens' assembly or the commission authorized by it on the appointment of a pension shall be the basis for the appointment of a pension.

The pension is set at 2003 percent of the minimum wage from January 18, 200, regardless of whether the mother has work experience or the number of children. The pension is granted for a period of 12 months, but not more than the period until the child reaches the age of 2 years. If the need for a pension persists, a re-application is submitted to the mahalla committee 1 month before the expiration of the previously appointed benefit, and the application is considered and a new decision on its appointment is made. The applicant must attach the following to his / her application for a pension:

a) a copy of the child's birth certificate;

b) a copy of the employment history (if previously worked);

c) certificate of family income for 2 months prior to application;

d) a copy of the conclusion of the Medical Advisory Commission (VCC) on the child's disability (if there is a disabled child);

d) a court decision on the annulment (if any) of the marriage;

e) in the absence of the child's mother, the person caring for the child shall also provide a certificate of the child's absence.

During the period of childcare for a child under the age of two, a benefit may be awarded to the child's mother (or another person replacing him), taking into account the family's income. That is, well-off mothers may be denied this benefit. However, in the following cases, regardless of the family's income level, a pension must be awarded:

a) a parent raising a child in a single-parent family (or in a family without a father or mother);

b) to mothers raising a disabled child (it does not matter which child is disabled).

When the total income of the family is distributed, the family is considered to be low-income if each member has less than 150 percent of the minimum wage. The procedure and methods for determining the family income, the terms and procedure for consideration of the application for a pension, the procedure for making a decision on the application are set out in the above-mentioned Regulations. The application must be considered in the presence of the applicant. If the applicant is unable to attend, consideration of the application should be postponed.

In some cases, the payment of benefits may be suspended. In the event of the death of a person receiving child support, deprivation of maternity (paternity) rights, termination of guardianship, the benefit is paid to the relevant person who is actually caring for the child. After the appointment, the pension, which was not claimed in time, is transferred to the account of citizens' self-government bodies after the relevant period. Pensions are paid from the local budget.

Working families can also receive a monthly allowance for caring for a child until he or she reaches the age of two.

Regulation "On the procedure for awarding and paying monthly benefits to working mothers for caring for a child under the age of two", registered by the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Uzbekistan on March 2002, 14 regulated on the basis of. In accordance with this Regulation, childcare allowance may be paid to the child's mother, father, adoptive parent, guardian or other persons actually engaged in child care until the child reaches the age of two.

The pension is set at 2003 percent from January 1, 200, regardless of the number of children and the length of service of the beneficiary. If several children under the age of 2 are cared for, then the allowance is paid in the amount of 1 time until the youngest child reaches the age of 2. If a person receiving a pension goes on maternity leave during the period of receiving this benefit, then one of the two benefits is given at the request of the mother.

A monthly allowance for the care of a child until the child reaches the age of 2 is paid by the administration of the enterprise or organization where they work (study) to working mothers (who study at the expense of the budget). In the part-time mode, a working mother can receive both the salary and the corresponding pension in full (the full amount of the stipend) for the time she worked on herself, in agreement with the employer. A copy of the birth certificate of the child, if the child is cared for by persons other than the mother, a certificate to this effect must be attached to the application to the enterprise, organization (educational institution) for the appointment of a pension.

In appropriate cases, the payment of benefits is suspended (if the child reaches the age of 2, is placed in an orphanage; if the child dies; the family moves out of Uzbekistan). Amounts of benefits that have not been paid or claimed on time may be paid to pensioners for a period specified by law. If it is obtained through the submission of false documents and intentionally incorrect information, then the guilty persons will be held liable and the incorrectly paid benefit will be recovered. Allowances are paid from the state budget to mothers (their substitutes) working in public organizations (including public educational institutions) funded from the budget.

Women working in non-governmental enterprises and organizations are paid from the own funds of these enterprises (this amount is not taxed, it is not paid into the Pension Fund).

With the adoption of the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated December 1996, 10 "On further strengthening the state support of families with children" from January 1997, 1, benefits for families with children the order of appointment and payment by the self-governing bodies is introduced. According to the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 1999, 13 "On increasing the role of citizens' self-government bodies in providing targeted social assistance to the population", children of unemployed mothers until the age of two, his maintenance allowances, and the provision of basic foodstuffs to lonely retirees in need of the care of others were also entrusted to the citizens' self-government bodies. They are also tasked with providing financial support to young families.

According to the new edition of the Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On bodies of citizens 'self-government" of April 1999, 14, the bodies of citizens' self-government include:

“Meeting of citizens of town, village, aul, as well as citizens of city, town, village and aul mahalla (meeting of representatives) (hereinafter referred to as citizens' meeting);

council of citizens' assembly;

commissions on the main activities of the citizens' assembly;

audit commission of the citizens' assembly;

an administrative commission (hereinafter referred to as the administrative commission) formed in the cases provided for by the legislation in towns, villages and auls located far from the district center and difficult to access ”.

Citizens' self-government bodies are not part of the system of local state authorities.