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Journal of Legislation Research / 41th Issue
:
The Development Direction of Vulnerable People’s Welfare-related Legislation
Yoon, Seok-Jin*42)
Protection of vulnerable people in our country today, “the National Basic Livelihood Security Act,” is primarily responsible. But current law income and wealth, and by a person responsible for supporting consider only the absolute protection of the poor, and because it is insufficient for the protection of vulnerable people. Specifically, current law does not mean the relative poverty of vulnerable people is limited to the protection of economic demand. It also incorporates the payment of salaries paid individual because the people most vulnerable to social protection is insufficient demand. Dependent regulation is too strict and a person responsible for supporting do not receive legal protection by forming a dead zone is a major cause. In this study, the development direction for the protection of vulnerable people suggests. The first, “National Basic Livelihood Security Act” award in determining the minimum cost of living is relatively proposed to introduce the concept of poverty. Second, payment of the consolidation benefit and the individual benefit to adopt a intermix approach, the social needs of vulnerable people to adapt to that proposed. Third, a person responsible for supporting dependent criteria and whether according to the actual supporting to be judged.
* Associate Research Fellow, Korea Legislation Research Institute, Ph.D. in Law