Advising on the implementation of legislation on social security;

Workers remain subject to the social security system of the Sending State.

This means that the principle of single Social Security membership, according to which each person can belong to only one country’s Social Security system, will continue to apply.

1972 – U.S. President Richard Nixon approved legislation to increase Social Security spending by $5.3 billion.

October 30 - US President Richard Nixon approves legislation to increase Social Security spending by US$5.3 billion.

30 - US President Richard Nixon approves legislation to increase Social Security spending by US$5.3 billion.

1972 President Nixon signs legislation that increases Social Security spending for the elderly by $5.3 billion.

1972: President Richard M. Nixon approved legislation to increase Social Security by $5.3 billion.

1972 – US President Richard Nixon approves legislation to increase Social Security spending by US$5.3 billion.

1972 - US President Richard Nixon approves legislation to increase Social Security spending by US$5.3 billion.

October 30 - U.S. President Richard Nixon approves legislation to increase Social Security spending by US$5.3 billion.