"What can the people of the SAR suffer?

If you do have difficulties in life, it can only be due to physical reasons.

Because in the Tuvalu Special District, they have dealt with all the problems that may exist in the society through the way of task release, so there are opportunities to make money everywhere.

As a registered member of theirs, as long as you have the ability, you can take any job.

If you have any work that you can't do, as long as you set a standard and a reasonable work fee, someone will naturally help you do it.

For those patients who do have difficulties or people with disabilities, there are two ways to solve their difficulties.

The first is the Shuguang Insurance Company, which was established in the Special Economic Zone.

After an individual enrolls in life insurance, the insurance company can determine an insurance compensation based on your personal insurance amount and the degree of physical injury caused by a critical illness or accident.

This insurance compensation is not a one-time supplement to the parties, but is allocated to their personal accounts on a monthly basis according to their actual needs, so as to prevent the insurance compensation from being diverted for other purposes.

The second avenue is charitable donations.

Charitable donations in the SAR have a special account for which funds are held in escrow by the Dawning Insurance Company.

There are also two ways in which funds can be sourced in this special account.

One is targeted donations.

If a person becomes seriously ill or disabled due to special circumstances, and his or her personal account and family situation are no longer able to support his or her normal living expenses, he or she can initiate a targeted donation through the online platform of the HKSAR.

When initiating a targeted donation, the SAR's online platform will automatically collect the consumption expenditure of the personal account of the person receiving the targeted donation for a specific period of time and publish it as an attachment.

Such a practice in the SAR can clearly let everyone know whether the specific expenses of the recipient of the donation are reasonable, so that everyone can supervise whether the donation is used where it should be used, and whether the amount of the donation can meet the minimum living needs of the person concerned.

The second type is individual special donations.

Individual special donations are not directed contributions, and the use of donations must meet the specified allocation conditions and be used to provide a certain degree of assistance to victims in special events.

For example, if a traffic accident occurs, without clarifying the responsibilities of both parties, the SAR government can urgently advance the rescue fund of the injured through Shuguang Insurance Company.

After the injured person is in stable condition and the responsibility of both parties to the accident is determined, the advance funds are deducted from the personal accounts of both parties.

If the funds in the personal account are insufficient, and the person concerned does cause difficulties in life, a targeted donation announcement will be generated in accordance with the relevant regulations, or a certain amount of financial assistance will be given through other channels.

This donation is a supplement to the credit system, and if your credit points drop due to unintentional actions, you can also redeem your credit points with this charitable donation that you are not sure to help.

Donate 10,000 Australian dollars a year, that is, more than 50,000 soft sister coins, and you can exchange it for a credit point.

Donate $20,000 a year and you can redeem it for two credits.

But if you want to redeem three credits in a year, you must donate 40,000 Australian dollars, which is more than 200,000 soft girl coins. ”

"If I have more than 200,000 soft sister coins, why should I exchange any credits."

"That is, according to what you said, the daily consumption level in Tuvalu is not high, and the more than 200,000 yuan can be used for your own consumption for many years, so why do you have to exchange the credits that increase every year."

"In fact, this is also an opportunity for the SAR government to give those who have a credit stain to change their minds.

This is because although the laws of the SAR quote many domestic provisions, the penalties are largely deducted from credits.

For example, the original sentence of one year was changed to a credit deduction. ”

"If a sentence of one year is deducted from a single credit, and everyone's initial credit point is sixty, does that mean that the sentence of less than sixty years does not have to go to jail?"

"Theoretically, but in practice, even though you only have to deduct credits and don't have to go to jail, you can't get credits during the corresponding penalty sentence.

In other words, if you are sentenced to one year in prison, you will not receive the automatic accumulation of credits during that year, and you will have to deduct one credit point.

Such a penalty result is actually equivalent to the loss of two credit points, and it will also extend the effective working life of oneself.

In the case of Tuvalu, the amount of credit you have determines your retirement benefits.

In the case you are talking about, if you have worked for fifteen years at the time of the penalty and have started to receive a pension, then no credit means no pension as an important basis for the pension calculation formula.

If you haven't worked for 15 years, you don't want to retire in Tuvalu.

Since Tuvaluan citizenship is accepted at any time, 60 is a minimum standard.

Once an individual's credit points fall below sixty points, you will be basically excluded from the mission release system in the region of Tuvalu.

Because, no one wants to deal with someone whose credit is lower than the base score, and even if you pay someone less for their work, no one will necessarily want to ask you to do something.

In such a situation, spending some money on charity to improve one's credit point is the only viable way. ”

"If credit is so important to an individual, this is a good way to do it in Tuvalu.

Reducing the cost of prison care and drawing attention to charity is definitely a much more effective form of punishment than putting him in jail. ”

This kind of punishment is only applicable to ordinary illegal and criminal acts, and will not be used in vicious criminal cases such as homicide and arson.

Their fate will be decided by the people of Tuvalu as a whole.

Of course, judging from the current situation in the SAR, not to mention murder or arson, even theft has not occurred.

Because there is little cash flow in the Tuvalu District, the value of the goods obtained through theft is very asymmetrical with the potential loss of credits.

Coupled with the SAR's well-established credit system, there is almost no soil for theft and fraud to survive, and there are not even a few simple disputes.

Instead of dwelling on these small things, it is better to find more things to do and feel more comfortable. ”

"If everyone can sit down calmly and reason, how can there be so many troubles in this world."

"This is also what attracts me to the Tuvalu Special District, I don't need any proof to do anything, and I am reasonable and fair in everything I do."