The Ministry of Community Development is based on a number of legal standards when studying the applications submitted to it to obtain social security assistance, which announced its details with clear explanations through its smart and electronic channels. These standards are determined on the basis of clear provisions in Federal Law No. (2) of 2001 related to social security.
The Ministry examines the requests submitted to it, taking into account the circumstances and changes that occur in the lives and potentials of the beneficiaries, where the Ministry agreed during the past two months, for example, to increase the value of social assistance to 159 who are eligible for assistance, i.e. in the period that witnessed many psychological and social pressures in the wake of a pandemic spread Sk.
The most important matters relating to the conditions and reasons for disbursing the social financial benefit, as well as the reasons for rejecting requests for assistance in terms of age groups, sick and social cases due to the benefit, can be summarized as follows:
1- The applicant for assistance can file a grievance if the aid committee rejects his request, once every six months after obtaining the result of the request
2- Unmarried citizenship under the age of 35 can provide social assistance and may obtain it, provided that she has a share of the father's pension, and her application is subject to the study of the aid committee.
3- The beneficiary cannot take a bank loan with the guarantee of social assistance because there is a difference between salary and assistance, so the salary is granted to the employee in exchange for effort and time, while the assistance is granted by the government without consideration and it is timed in the event of any changes in the family's material conditions.
4- The beneficiary’s right shall be forfeited in the amount due if it has not been paid after three months. His right to assistance will be forfeited if he does not claim it within six months from the date of disbursement of the sum to him unless he provides an excuse acceptable to the aid committee.
5- Women who do not wish to go to court to obtain proof of non-marriage or work can go to the offices of the Ministry concerned with social affairs to extract the required documents in the days specified by the ministry.
6- A divorced and widowed non-citizen are entitled to social assistance provided that she is an incubator for one of her fellow citizens within the state and this is proven by a custody certificate issued by one of the Sharia courts in the country.
7- The value of the deceased parent’s pension is deducted from the social assistance granted to the children because the retirement pension is considered an income for the beneficiary, so it is deducted from the value of the assistance except in exceptional cases.
8 - It is not permissible to impound on social assistance except in implementation of a judicial ruling that requires a court-approved alimony for one of the family members who benefit from the provisions of the law, and that it does not exceed half of the assistance due and within the limits set for each individual.
9- Not to be notified immediately of changes in the status of the beneficiary, such as the work of one of the sons or the marriage of girls, which results in the unlawful payment of funds from the state treasury, which must be recovered and deducted from the value of the monthly assistance, provided that it does not exceed 25% of the total value of the assistance in the form of Monthly fees.
10- The divorced woman before entering does not have the right to obtain social assistance based on the law’s definition of the divorced woman as every woman who divorced and her legal count has expired, and since the divorced woman in this case does not have several, she cannot obtain social assistance.
11- The health deficit that prevents a person from obtaining work, including hepatitis C disease and AIDS, is a reason for obtaining social assistance.
12- Individuals who have a health deficit and who are not of working age do not receive social assistance, because they are not under the authority of those responsible for themselves or their families.
13- The one who resigns from his work is not one of the categories deserving of assistance, nor can the son who resigned from his work be added to the family assistant, because the son has left the definition of the family according to his obtaining a job, based on the laws of the state that seeks in all its various apparatus to make its children active and productive citizens. .
14- The prisoner is not among the beneficiaries of the assistance, as the penal institutions provide all the requirements for the prisoner's life.
15- The reward given to students during their education stages is not deducted from the value of the assistance, because it is not considered an income according to the provisions of Article 6 of the law.
16- It is not possible to disburse an assistant to a person who does not have a family and establish permanent residence in the hospital, as social assistance is granted to those in need, while clinical cases residing in hospitals do not need help, they live with the medical devices provided by these hospitals.
17- The legal alimony provided by the obligatory alimony is considered an income that must be deducted from the value of the assistance, with the exception of the assistance provided by the non-obligated alimony, such as the father’s alimony, which is obligatory for the alimony of his son.
18- The disbursement of aid shall be suspended in the event that the beneficiary fails to update periodically his data, which he must do annually.
19- Residence outside the country is prevented from continuing social assistance, according to Article 2 of the law, which stipulates that he must be a resident of the country, not outside it.
20 - Social assistance stops in the event of an income in excess of its supposed value combined with the number of family members, or in the event of the marriage of the beneficiary, the death of the beneficiary, the work of the beneficiary, or the head of the family’s release from prison if the family of a prisoner is returning to his job.