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Bill: RP: Dolgava Mandatory Service and Armed Forces Mobilization Act
Details
Submitted by[?]: Dolgavas Konservatīvā Partei (DKP)
Status[?]: passed
Votes: This is an ordinary bill. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.
Voting deadline: January 5408
Description[?]:
| Section 1. Army Mission 1 The army contributes to the prevention of war and thus to the maintenance of peace. 2 It ensures the defense of Dolgava and its people and contributes to their protection. 3 It supports the civil authorities when their means are no longer sufficient: A. To deal with serious threats to internal security; B. To deal with other extraordinary situations, particularly in the event of a disaster in the country or abroad. 4 It contributes to the promotion of international peace. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Section 2 Security, National Defence, Civil Defence Art. 1 Security 1 The Kingdom and the States shall within the scope of their powers ensure the security of the country and the protection of the population. 2 They shall coordinate their efforts in the area of internal security. Art. 2 Armed forces 1 Dolgava shall have armed forces. In principle, the armed forces shall be organized with a professional Army, Navy and Air Forces and a Home Guard in the form of a reservist mass mobilization militia. 2 The armed forces serve to prevent war and to maintain peace; they defend the country and its population. They shall support the civilian authorities in safeguarding the country against serious threats to internal security and in dealing with exceptional situations. Further duties may be provided for by law. 3 The deployment of the armed forces is the responsibility of the Ministry of Defense Art. 3 Military service and alternative service 1 Every Dolgavan man is required to do military service. Alternative civilian service shall be provided for by law. 2 Military service is voluntary for Dolgavan women. 3 Any Dolgavan man who does not do military or alternative service is liable to pay a tax. This tax is levied by the Kingdom and assessed and collected by the States. 4 The Kingdom shall legislate for fair compensation for loss of income. 5 Persons who suffer damage to their health or lose their lives while doing military or alternative civilian service are entitled to appropriate support from the Federal Government, whether for themselves or for their next of kin. Art. 4 Armed forces organization, training and equipment 1 Armed forces legislation, together with the organization, training and equipment of the armed forces, is the responsibility of the Ministry of Defense. 2 The Kingdom may, in return for appropriate compensation, take over the running of state military installations Art. 5 Civil defence 1 The legislation on the civil defense of persons and property against the effects of armed conflicts is the responsibility of the Ministry of Defense. 2 The Prime Minister shall legislate on the deployment of civil defense units in the event of disasters and emergencies. 3 It may declare civil defense service to be compulsory for men. For women, such service is voluntary. 4 The Ministry of Defense shall legislate on fair compensation for loss of income. 5 Persons who suffer damage to their health or lose their lives while doing civil defense service are entitled to appropriate support from the Dolgavan Military, whether for themselves or for their next of kin. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Section 3. Military Obligations Art 1. Principal 1. All Dolgava is bound by military service. 2 The civil protection service, the alternative civilian service and the duty to serve exemption are regulated by specific federal legislation. Art. 2 Duty 1. The Duty of the Dolgavan Soldier is to not only defense and protection of the Kingdom of Dolgava, the Freedom inherent to Dolgavans and our national heritage Art. 3 Military Service of Women 1 All Dolgavan Women may volunteer to perform military service. 2 If her application is accepted, she is enrolled. If, at the time of recruitment, she is declared fit for service and is committed to the military service assigned to her, she is subject to military service. 3 It has the same rights and duties as male soldiers. The Ministry of Defense may provide for exceptions, particularly with regard to the release of military service, length of service, assignment and promotion. Art. 4 Dolgavans Abroad 1 In peacetime, Dolgavans abroad are exempt from recruitment and military service. The Parliament may provide for exceptions, in particular for Dolgavan nationals domiciled in the neighboring states of Dolgava. 2 Dolgavans abroad can volunteer to perform military service. If their application is accepted, they are enrolled. If, at the time of recruitment, they are declared suitable for service and are committed to the military service assigned to them, they are subject to military service. 3 Any Dolgavan from abroad may be convened for the national defense service 4 Any person who stays abroad for more than six years without interruption and whose army does not need it shall be incorporated into the army upon his return, only if he so requests. 5 The Ministry of Defense sets out the details, including: A. Duties outside the service; B. The obligation to enter into service and the assignment in case of active service. Art. 5 National Doubles 1 Dolgavan nationals who possess the nationality of another Country and in which they have fulfilled their military or alternative service obligations are not required to serve in Dolgava. The Ministry of Defense may provide for exceptions. 2 They reserved the obligation to announce themselves and the obligation to pay the exemption fee. 3 The Ministry of Defense sets out the details. It may conclude conventions with other countries concerning the mutual recognition of the performance of military service by national doubles. Art. 6 Assigning and assigning others 1 The Ministry of Defense may order that the army be allocated or assigned: A. Dolgavans and Dolgavan nationals who are not subject to civil protection and who voluntarily make themselves available to the army; 2 People assigned or assigned to the army have the same rights and duties as other military personnel. The Ministry of Defense may provide for exceptions. Art. 6 A 1 Certification of performance of military obligations 1 Persons subject to military service receive a document in which the fulfillment of their military obligations is attested. 2 This document is updated regularly. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Section 3. Definition of military obligations Art. 7 Conscription 1 Persons subject to military service are enrolled at the beginning of the year in which they reach the age of 18. 2 They shall be announced to the competent military authorities to be included in military roles and to provide the data to the correct authorities. The obligation to announce is extinguished at the end of the year in which they reach the age of 29. Art. 8 1 Obligation to participate in the information session 1 The conscripts participate in an information session, during which: A. They submit a completed medical questionnaire to the appropriate physicians on their general health status; B. They specify to recruitment bodies when they wish to complete their recruit school. 2 The information session is not attributed to the total length of training services 3 The information session is open to Dolgvans abroad and the Dolgavans who are not enrolled. Art. 8 Obligation to participate in recruitment 1 The conscripts participate in the recruitment process. The Ministry of Defense may provide for exceptions for manifest cases of incapacity for service. 2 The conscripts spend the recruitment in their 19 E Year. The Ministry of Defense may provide for exceptions for conscripts who wish to complete their school of recruits earlier or who may not, for personal reasons, recruit in their 19 E Year. 3 The obligation to participate in recruitment is extinguished at the end of the year in which the conscripts reach the age of 25. The Ministry of Defense may provide for further recruitment. The latter shall be subject to the consent of the persons concerned. Art. 9 Recruitment object 1 Recruitment is to process through examinations, tests and questionnaires the data necessary to determine the benefit profile of the conscript, assess his or her ability to perform military service or the civil protection service And decide on his assignment. 2 Recruitment days are charged on the total duration of appraisal services Art. 10 Skills, apportionment of costs 1 Each year, the home guard announce free of charge to the home guard military authorities the name, the names, the address and the number of the future conscripts in their register of inhabitants. 2 The following tasks are the responsibility of the Armed Forces: A. 2 Include future conscripts in military roles; B. 3 Organizing the information session; C. 4 Issue to conscripts at the information session the document in which the fulfillment of their military obligations will be attested; D. They assist in recruitment; E. 5 They invite women to the information session. 3 The Ministry of Defense organizes recruitment. It assists the states with regard to Dolgavans abroad who are subject to military obligations. 4 The costs of recruitment are borne by the Kingdom. The costs of the information session shall be borne by the States. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Section 4 Military service Art. 12 1 Principle Persons who are required to serve military service and who are capable of service perform the following services:. Training services B. The peace promotion service for which they have registered C. The support service D. Active service Dolgavan Home Guard E Active service Royal Dolgavan Army F Active service in the Royal Dolgavan Navy G Active service in the Royal Dolgavan Air Forces G General duties outside the service Art. 13 1 Age limits determining the obligation to perform military service 1 Military obligations are extinguished: 3 A. For military personnel and non-commissioned officers, except for senior non-commissioned officers , at the end of the year in which they reach the age of 30 or, if they have not completed the total duration of the training services, no later than the end of the year in which they reach the age of 34 years; B. For senior NCOs, no later than the end of the year in which they are 36 years of age; C. For junior officers, no later than the end of the year in which they reach the age of 36; if necessary, no later than the end of the year in which they reach the age of 40; D. For senior non-commissioned officers in the staffs and for masters, no later than the end of the year in which they reach the age of 42; E. For senior officers and general officers no later than the end of the year in which they reach the age of 50 years. 2 Members who, by reason of their professional activity or special knowledge, render essential services to the army or other areas of national security cooperation, which are incorporated as specialists in this capacity, are, within the upper limit set for their degree in the field of education service, subject to military service until the end of the year in which they reach the age of 50. 3 Are considered specialists within the meaning of para. 3 military personnel with special knowledge, especially in the fields of safety and technology or in those with special long-term training. The Ministry of Defense defines the details of the activities concerned in an order. 4 The age limit for completing military service may be identified, as required and with their agreement, for the specialists provided for in para. 3, senior NCOs and officers. 5 The Ministry of Defense may raise or lower the age limits laid down in article 7 7 The Ministry of Defense sets the age limit for military personnel for the performance of the service. Art. 14 Obligation to assume a rank or function A member may be required to take a rank and exercise command or function. It shall perform the corresponding services and tasks outside the relevant service. Art. 15 Military service without arms 1 Men who are subject to military service who cannot reconcile armed military service with their conscience carry out their military service without arms. 2 The competent authority responsible for granting authorizations shall rule on applications for admission to military service without arms. The Ministry of Defense regulates its competence and organization. Art. 16 Exemption from Parliamentarians 1 Members of the Dolgavan Parliament and Dolgavan Cabinet along with accompanying staff are exempted from the training and support services for the duration of the sessions, the committee meetings and the meetings of the groups of the two councils. 1 2 They must make up only the training services that allow them to take a higher grade or a new function. Art. 17 Persons engaged in essential activities; exemption from service 1 Are exempt from military service as long as they carry out their duties or activities: A. Persons carrying out the duties of Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, all cabinet positions, and reigning monarchs B. Ecclesiastics not incorporated as chaplains; C. Staff required to operate the medical facilities; D. Professional members of rescue services who are not absolutely indispensable to the military for their own rescue services; E. Supervisors and supervisors of institutions, prisons or homes in which preventive detention, punishment or measures are taken; F. Professional members of organized police services who are not absolutely indispensable to the army for the performance of police tasks; G. Members of the Dolgavan Border Guard; H. 1 Postal service personnel, transportation companies holding a federal concession, and administration, which is essential to national security cooperation in extraordinary situations; I. Professional members of the fire and defence services recognised by the State. 2 In duly substantiated exceptional cases, the DDPS 2 May exempt other professional members of public and private institutions and services who carry out vital or essential activities for emergency or disaster relief, to the extent that they are not absolutely necessary for The army for similar tasks. 3 Persons exercising the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, all cabinet positions, and reigning monarchs are exempt from office; other persons are on request. The application shall be filed in common by the on-call person and his or her employer or the service to which it is subordinate. 4 The Minister of Defense sets out the details, particularly with regard to the institutions, persons and activities, as well as the competence to decide on the matter.. Art. 18 Reintegration Any person who is exempt from military service in articles described previously which the army still needs, is reincorporated when the reason for exemption is null and void. Art. 19 New Appreciation of Service Fitness; New Enactment 1 Aptitude for military service may be reassessed. A reasoned request for further assessment may be filed in writing: A. The person concerned; B. Doctors in the military and military administration; C. Attending physicians and civilian medical experts; D. Military administration authorities and military insurance; E. Military criminal prosecution authorities; F. The implementing body of the civil service, which may also table it orally in the course of recruitment. 1 1bis Persons who are, in whole or in part, incapable of discernment in respect of their service obligations are unfit for service. The Tutelary authorities shall without delay announce to the Army General Staff any tutelage and curatelles, entered in force or raised, concerning conscripts or members of the military. The army's general staff of conduct transmits them to the recruiting bodies and the district commanders. 2 The incorporation and assignment of any member may be amended at any time. 3 The Minister of Defense regulates the conditions and procedure. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Section 4 Non-recruitment, army exclusion and degradation 6 Art. 20 Non-recruitment due to criminal conviction 1 The conscripts whose presence is incompatible with the requirements of the military service are not recruited because they were convicted: A. For a crime or an offense; B. To a measure resulting in deprivation of liberty. 2 At their request, the persons referred to in para. 1 may be eligible for recruitment under the following conditions: A. Successfully tested in the event of a suspended or partial conditional sentence or conditional release; B. The army needs them. 3 The admission may be revoked if it is found that the conditions to which it was submitted were not met. Art. 21 Exclusion of the army due to criminal conviction 1 Members whose presence is incompatible with the requirements of military service are excluded from the military because they have been convicted: A. For a crime or an offense; or B. To a measure resulting in deprivation of liberty. 2 At their request, the persons referred to in para. 1 can be reintegrated under the following conditions: A. Successfully tested in the event of a conditional sentence or conditional release or conditional release; B. The army needs them. 3 Reinstatement may be revoked if it is found that the conditions to which it was submitted were not met. Art. 22 Degradation due to criminal conviction 1 The member who surrendered to his or her rank as a result of a conviction for a crime or a crime is degraded. 2 The authority which pronounces the degradation shall decide at the same time whether the person concerned can still be summoned to perform the service. Art. 23 Competence and access to data 1 The military leadership staff shall be the competent authority for the decisions referred to in Art. 21 to 22 . 2 In order to rule, it may: A. Requesting police reports and military conduct reports; B. Consult criminal records, criminal records and enforcement records; C. Request extracts from the register of lawsuits and bankruptcies and consult the files concerned; D. Request the execution of a person's security check. 3 If a military court has expressly renounced the exclusion of the army or the degradation, the army's conduct of conduct is bound by that decision. Art. 24 Officers and non-commissioned officers assigned to another function 1 1 Members who are unable to perform their duties are immediately assigned to a position they are able to perform. 2 2 The Minister of Defense regulates the competence and procedure. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Section 4 Duties outside the service Art. 25 General Duties 1 1 Outside the service, persons subject to military service have the following duties: A. Keep personal equipment in a safe place and maintain it in good condition; B. Announce; C. Carry out compulsory shooting; D. Comply with the out-of-service behavior requirements. 2 The Ministry of Defense may issue requirements to ensure that members incorporated into certain formations or performing certain functions are reachable outside the service. Art. 26 Obligation to announce 1 1 Conscripts and persons subject to military service shall communicate spontaneously to the district commander of their district commander of residence the following personal data, as well as any changes concerning them: A. Name, first name, date of birth; B. Home address and mailing address; C. Mother tongue, and state of origin; D. Training and professional activity. 1bis They shall spontaneously communicate to the Military Conduct Staff the following data, as well as any amendments relating to them: A. Criminal convictions for a crime or an offense and binding criminal convictions to a measure resulting in deprivation of liberty; B. Unsuccessful seizures and bankruptcy returns. 3 2 The Ministry of Defense sets out the obligation to announce itself for Dolgavans abroad, as well as for those who are performing a civil service and those who are on leave abroad. |
Proposals
Article 1
Proposal[?] to change National service.
Old value:: All adults upon completion of schooling can be required in times of war to serve a term in the military.
Current: All adults upon completion of schooling must serve either a term in the military or a lesser paid term of civilian national service, at their option.
Proposed: All adults upon completion of schooling must serve either a term in the military or a lesser paid term of civilian national service, at their option.
Debate
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| no | Total Seats: 0 | |
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