How to identify the loss of membership of rural collective economic organizations

Determination of membership of rural collective economic organizations

I. Principles for determining the members of rural collective economic organizations:

1, whether there is a permanent residence in the location of the rural collective economic organization;

2, whether in the rural collective economic organizations for long-term production and life;

3. Is the land of rural collective economic organizations the basic living guarantee?

Note: The above three criteria are neither parallel nor selective, and should be comprehensively judged and analyzed according to specific conditions.

Two, the way to obtain the membership of rural collective economic organizations

1. Original acquisition: At birth, one or both parents have the membership of this collective economic organization.

2. Joining and obtaining: I was not originally a member of this collective economic organization, but later I obtained the membership of this collective economic organization based on certain legal relations.

① marriage

② Adoption

③ Policy migration. Due to national defense construction or other policy factors, people who enter the production and life of local collective economic organizations through immigration and register their permanent residence in the local area according to law should also obtain the membership of local collective economic organizations.

Two, determine the special circumstances of the membership of rural collective economic organizations:

1, does not have the permanent residence of rural collective economic organizations, but has the membership of rural collective economic organizations:

Although these people have lost their permanent residence in the former rural collective economic organizations, they should retain their membership in the rural collective economic organizations because they still take the rural land of the rural collective economic organizations as their basic living guarantee. Generally speaking, they include the following three categories:

(1) Learners, specifically those who are admitted to colleges and universities, move their registered permanent residence into their schools, and the schools manage them in the form of collective registered permanent residence. It should be noted that the reason why the school requires the household registration to be moved into the school collective household registration does not mean that students still take the rural land of rural collective economic organizations as their basic living guarantee, and retaining their membership is of positive significance for improving the quality of rural population;

② Military service personnel. The State Council and the Central Military Commission's Regulations on the Resettlement of Ex-servicemen and Interim Measures for the Resettlement of Non-commissioned Officers stipulate that rural conscripts and junior non-commissioned officers go to the countryside after demobilization, and the government is not responsible for arranging work and solving urban hukou. Therefore, such personnel still need to take the contracted land as their basic source of livelihood. Retaining their membership is of great significance to safeguarding national security and consolidating national defense.

(3) two prisoners. Although he lost his personal freedom and even his political rights because of illegal and criminal acts, his membership in collective economic organizations has not been lost. Although these people have moved out of their permanent residence, they do not bear the basic living guarantee after returning to society. Keeping their party member status plays an irreplaceable role in actively accepting reform, avoiding falling into the abyss of crime again because of their lives, and truly realizing the purpose of reform.

2. Having a permanent residence in the place where the rural collective economic organization is located does not mean that it has the membership of the rural collective economic organization, which is manifested in the return of retirees to their hometowns. Although these people will move their registered permanent residence to the countryside for production and life, they will enjoy the wages and various welfare benefits of retirees and have a basic source of living security. Such people should not be regarded as members of rural collective economic organizations.

IV. Determination of Membership of Collective Economic Organizations "Married Women in Rural Areas"

In practice, this kind of problem is the most complicated. Driven by economic interests, when members of relatively wealthy collective economic organizations marry into relatively poor collective economic organizations, although they have been producing and living in the place where they got married, they do not move their hukou. However, since it is divorced from the production and life of the original collective economic organization, it means that there is no fixed collective production and life state with the members of the original collective economic organization. It is believed that its membership in the original collective economic organization will lead to the abnormal expansion of the population of the rich collective economic organizations brought about by the single household registration standard, and increase the "negative pressure difference" between population and resources in the region; In addition, starting from the same nature of collective economic organizations, the population increased by marrying into the production and life of collective economic organizations has been regarded as one of the important ways to increase the population of collective economic organizations since ancient times, and it is also in line with the natural habit of historical formation to determine its membership by the collective economic organizations where the actual production and life are located.