The exit of the poor population is based on the unit of household, and the main measurement standard is that the annual per capita net income of the poor household stably exceeds the national standard for poverty alleviation and does not worry about food and clothing, and that compulsory education, basic medical care, and housing security are guaranteed; on this basis, every household has safe drinking water, electricity for living, and radio and television broadcasting.

Exit procedures are as follows:

1, determine the goal, before the end of November each year, the county-level poverty alleviation leading group in accordance with the "Thirteenth Five-Year" poverty alleviation planning, poverty reduction tasks for the next year to the relevant townships and administrative villages; administrative villages to determine the pre-poverty alleviation of households and poverty alleviation in the province. The "two committees" and the village task force to verify the proposed withdrawal of poor households recognized in the village publicity without objection, by the township government reported to the county leading group on poverty alleviation.

Legal basis

Regulations on Minimum Livelihood Protection for Urban Residents

Article 3 The minimum livelihood protection system for urban residents follows the principle of safeguarding the basic livelihood of urban residents, and adheres to the policy of combining state protection with social assistance and encouraging self-help through labor. Article 2 Holders of non-agricultural household registration of urban residents, where *** with the life of family members per capita income is lower than the local urban residents minimum subsistence standards, have the right to obtain from the local people's government to obtain the basic living material help.

The income referred to in the preceding paragraph refers to all the monetary and in-kind incomes of the members of the family *** living together, including alimony, maintenance or support payments that should be paid by the legal alimony, maintenance or support, excluding the pensions and grants that the beneficiaries of preferential treatment are entitled to in accordance with the provisions of the State. Article 4 The minimum subsistence guarantee system for urban residents shall be implemented under the responsibility of the local people's governments at all levels. Local people's governments at and above the county level, the civil affairs department is specifically responsible for the administration of the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents in the administrative area; the financial sector in accordance with the provisions of the implementation of the minimum subsistence guarantee funds for urban residents; statistics, prices, audit, labor security and personnel and other departments to divide responsibility, within their respective areas of responsibility for the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents of the relevant work.

The civil affairs departments of the people's governments at the county level, as well as the street offices and township people's governments (hereinafter collectively referred to as the management and approval authorities) are responsible for the specific management and approval of the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents.

Residents' committees may, on the commission of the management and approval authorities, undertake the day-to-day management and service of the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents.

The civil affairs department of the State Council is responsible for the administration of the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents nationwide.