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::1.1.2 - All Kodiak Citizens over the age of 65 will be eligible for Social Security payments of a maximum of ₣1,500 monthly to be determined by the average of the last five years of income tax paid while the citizen was employed.
::1.1.2 - All Kodiak Citizens over the age of 65 will be eligible for Social Security payments of a maximum of ₣1,500 monthly to be determined by the average of the last five years of income tax paid while the citizen was employed.
:1.2 - Creates the Department of Pensions under the Ministry of Social Services to administer the pension program.
:1.2 - Creates the Department of Pensions under the Ministry of Social Services to administer the pension program.
:1.3 - Allocates ₣2,500M quarterly to the Department of Pensions within the Ministry of Social Security
:1.3 - Allocates ₣2,000M quarterly to the Department of Pensions within the Ministry of Social Security


==Article 2 - Unemployment Payments==
==Article 2 - Unemployment Payments==
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::2.1.2 - Kodiakers will be able to sign up for the program via the database, and be able to see eligibility/payment status
::2.1.2 - Kodiakers will be able to sign up for the program via the database, and be able to see eligibility/payment status
::2.1.3 - Unemployed Kodiakers that are claimed as a dependant do not qualify
::2.1.3 - Unemployed Kodiakers that are claimed as a dependant do not qualify
:2.2 - Grants the Ministry of Social Services an annual budget of ₣500M quarterly for unemployment subsidies
:2.2 - Grants the Ministry of Social Services an annual budget of ₣125M quarterly for unemployment subsidies
:2.3 - Creates the Department of Unemployment Benefits within the Ministry of Social Services to oversea the payment of benefits.
:2.3 - Creates the Department of Unemployment Benefits within the Ministry of Social Services to oversea the payment of benefits.


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