What does the social insurance personal rights record mean and what are its contents?

Legal analysis: The personal rights and interests record of social insurance reflects the fulfillment of social insurance obligations and the enjoyment of social insurance rights and interests by the insured and their employers, and is the basic content of social insurance management services. Including the following contents: (1) the social insurance registration information of the insured and their employers; (two) the insured and their employers pay social insurance premiums and get relevant subsidies; (three) the insured person to enjoy social insurance benefits and receive treatment qualification information.

Legal basis: Article 2 of the Measures for the Administration of Social Insurance Individual Rights and Interests Records. The personal rights and interests record of social insurance as mentioned in these Measures refers to the information recorded by paper materials and electronic data that reflects the fulfillment of social insurance obligations and the enjoyment of social insurance rights and interests by the insured and their employers, including the following contents: (1) the social insurance registration information of the insured and their employers; (two) the insured and their employers pay social insurance premiums and get relevant subsidies; (three) the insured person to enjoy social insurance benefits and receive treatment qualification information; (four) the insured payment period and personal account information; (5) Other information reflecting the individual rights and interests of social insurance.