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09/05/2013
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President Dilma Rousseff signed a law regulating retirement disabled person Photo: Gustavo Miranda / O Globo
President Dilma Rousseff signed, on Thursday, Complementary Law No. 142, which regulates the retirement of the disabled person insured of the General Social Security (RGPS). The law will take effect in six months, according to the publication, "a disabled person who is entitled to this pension is one that has impediments long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments which in interaction with various barriers may hinder their full and effective participation in society on an equal basis with others. "
The new law provides for the granting of retirement by the National Institute of Social Security (INSS) to the disabled under the following conditions: at 25 years of contribution period, if man and 20 years for women, in case of severe disability, the 29 year contribution period, if male, and 24 years for women, in the case of moderate disability, with 33 years of contribution period, if male, and 28 years for women, in the case of mild deficiency, or at 60 years of age for men and 55 years of age, if a woman, regardless of degree of disability, time since met minimum contribution of 15 years and proved the existence of a disability during the same period.
The definition of the degree of disability in severe, moderate and mild still be made by the Executive Regulation. The disability evaluation will be medical grade and functional and will be evaluated by the INSS own expertise. The law also provides for the existence of cases of disability prior to the effective date of the new rules and the calculation of the monthly income of the insured retirement due to disability.
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