Law “On social protection”.

This Law defines the legal, economic and organizational foundations of social security, guarantees the provision of pensions and state benefits to persons entitled to receive pensions and state benefits, and determines the procedure and conditions for pension insurance, the determination, calculation and payment of pensions and state benefits. The document primarily focuses on the legal framework governing social security and welfare provisions. Its objectives include ensuring the rights of citizens to social security, enhancing the management of social welfare systems, and improving the accessibility of various forms of social assistance. Key legal principles include the rights of citizens to receive social services, the establishment of a regulatory framework for social security, and the commitment to uphold the constitutional guarantees of social welfare. The document outlines several critical measures aimed at enhancing social security provisions. It specifies the rights of individuals, particularly persons with disabilities, to receive priority services in various sectors, including transportation and healthcare. The text also addresses the handling of overpaid pensions and the procedures for reclaiming excess amounts, emphasizing compliance with established legal frameworks. The implementation plan includes provisions for judicial resolution of disputes related to state assistance and the management of social security funds. It highlights the responsibilities of local authorities in executing these measures and ensuring compliance with the law. Secondary themes include the importance of transparency in pension fund management, the confidentiality of pension account information, and the involvement of various stakeholders, including government agencies and civil society, in the oversight and enhancement of social welfare systems.