THE MINIMUM INCOME SCHEME AS A SOCIAL CHALLENGE: A PRACTICAL VISION

Authors

  • Maria Alexandra Diaz Mordillo Technical Body Social Security Administration

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.12795/e-RIPS.2020.i02.03

Keywords:

Minimum income scheme; Social Security; Health crisis; Social income

Abstract

BOE number 154 of 1 June published Royal Decree- Law 20/2020 of 29 May establishing the Minimum Income Scheme, a non-dispute-free benefit from its inception. This subjective right to non-poverty is set up as an economic benefit of an social nature whose competence is attributed to the National Institute of Social Security, which specializes mainly in the contributory benefits of the system. Despite its extensive experience, the implementation in record time of the IMV has been a challenge for the Managing Entity: the volume of applications, the health crisis or the lack of regulatory development have been the main problems. At this time, once the provision has been consolidated within the field of action of the INSS, it is necessary to influence the monitoring and control of the right while ensuring a quality public service.

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Author Biography

Maria Alexandra Diaz Mordillo, Technical Body Social Security Administration

Provincial Director of the INSS and TGSS of Cáceres

References

AIRef: Los programas de Rentas Mínimas en España, Estudio, 2019, accesible en https://www.airef.es/wp-content/uploads/RENTA_MINIMA/20190626-ESTUDIO-Rentas-minimas.pdf.

Pactos de la Moncloa: Texto Completo del Acuerdo Económico y del Acuerdo Político, Madrid, 8-27 octubre; Servicio Central de Publicaciones/Secretaría General Técnica/Presidencia del Gobierno, Madrid, 1977.

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Published

2020-12-29

How to Cite

Diaz Mordillo, M. A. (2020). THE MINIMUM INCOME SCHEME AS A SOCIAL CHALLENGE: A PRACTICAL VISION. E-International Review on Social Protection, 5(2), 35–59. https://doi.org/10.12795/e-RIPS.2020.i02.03

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Vol. 5 No. 2 (2020)

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DOCTRINAL ARTICLES

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Received 2020-11-25
Accepted 2020-12-15
Published 2020-12-29
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