Those who have enjoyed welfare housing distribution will not be resettled if they move? Is there a policy basis?

Enterprises may no longer provide funds for the construction and purchase of employee housing.

After the monetization of housing distribution, enterprises shall not provide funds for the construction and purchase of employees' housing, nor shall they raise funds for employees or requisition land for cooperative housing construction, except for special circumstances such as "third-line" relocation and post-disaster reconstruction and resettlement stipulated by the state. The proceeds from the sale of houses should be used to pay housing subsidies to old workers.

Enterprises selling houses are charged according to the approved housing reform price. For employees who meet the housing reform policy and pay by installments, they are classified as other receivables management. Enterprises shall not provide disguised housing loans for employees.

The monetary funds obtained by an enterprise from selling public houses must be deposited in the "special account for selling houses and collecting money" opened by the enterprise in the bank, and the interest income should also be deposited in the special account for granting housing subsidies to elderly workers without housing and employees whose housing is not up to standard according to the policy.

Units that have solved the housing problem of old employees of enterprises will no longer implement special account management of monetary funds sold by public houses.

After the house is sold, the property management should be separated from the enterprise.

After the enterprise sells the house, it should separate the related house management and maintenance business from the enterprise's production and operation business, and hand over the related finance to an independent property management agency for management. The property management institution can be a socialized enterprise selected by the owner or an independent legal person invested by the enterprise. The required property management and daily maintenance expenses shall be borne by the owner according to the benefit principle.

The maintenance fund for the * * * equipment and public * * * facilities of the sold houses shall be managed by the owners' committee; If the owners' committee has not been established, it can be temporarily managed by the original property unit; Is there a corresponding property management agency? Including urban residential cooperatives, the owners' committee or the original property unit shall be handed over to the property management institution for management and have the right to supervise.

The houses sold by enterprises belong to the purchased commercial houses. If the maintenance funds of their * * * equipment and public * * * facilities have been paid at the time of purchase, they will not be deducted repeatedly from the income from selling houses when they are sold to employees. After the enterprise sells the house, it should distinguish the responsibility boundary with the owner and no longer bear the responsibility of decoration, repair and maintenance of the sold house.

Who will bear the heating cost of selling the house?

The heating cost of the house that the enterprise has sold shall be borne by the owner in principle. Where the people's government at or above the county level stipulates that the unit shall give appropriate subsidies, it may be implemented with reference to local regulations, and the heating subsidy shall be included in the enterprise management expenses.