As the case may be, there is no conflict between the minimum living allowance and the pension. If the pension can not meet the local living standard, and the life is difficult and the conditions for receiving the minimum living allowance are met, the minimum living allowance can also be received.
According to relevant laws and regulations, urban residents with non-agricultural hukou who live together with family members whose per capita income is lower than the minimum living standard of local urban residents have the right to receive basic material assistance from the local people's government.
[Legal Basis]
Article 2 of the Regulations on the Minimum Living Security for Urban Residents states that urban residents with non-agricultural hukou who live together with family members whose per capita income is lower than the minimum living security standard for local urban residents have the right to receive basic material assistance from the local people's government.
The term "income" as mentioned in the preceding paragraph refers to the total monetary income and income in kind of the family members living together, including the alimony, maintenance payments or support payments that should be paid by the legal supporters, the supporters or the supporters, and does not include the pensions and subsidies enjoyed by the ex gratia recipients in accordance with State regulations.
