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Provisional Measure No. 2,131-3, 27 March 2001

Original Language Title: Medida Provisória nº 2.131-3, de 27 de Março de 2001

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PROVISIONAL MEASURE NO. 2.131-3, OF March 27, 2001

Disposes on the restructuring of the remuneration of the military of the Armed Forces, changes the Laws nos-3,765, of May 4 from 1960, and 6,880, of December 9, 1980, and gives other arrangements.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC, in the use of the assignment that confers it on art. 62 of the Constitution, adopts the following Provisional Measure, with force of law:

CHAPTER I

OF REMUNERATION

Art. 1º The remuneration of the integral military of the Forces Armed-Navy, Army and Aeronautics, in the Country, in peacetime, compose it from:

I-soldo;

II-additional:

a) military;

b) of habilitation;

c) of service time, observed the provisions of the art. 30 of this Provisional Measure;

d) of organic compensation; and

and) of permanence;

III-gratuities:

a) of special locality; and

b) of representation.

Single paragraph. The soldo tables, additional and gratuities are the constants of Annexes I, II and III of this Provisional Measure.

Art. 2º In addition to the remuneration provided for in the art. 1º of this Provisional Measure, the military has the following remunerative rights:

I-observed the definitions of the art. 3º of this Provisional Measure:

a) daily;

b) transportation;

c) cost aid;

d) food stamp;

and) food stamp;

f) food stamp-natality;

g) stamp-invalididez; and

h) funeral;

II-observed specific legislation:

a) food stamp-transport;

b) assistance preschow;

c) salarium-family;

d) additional vacation; and

and) additional natalino.

Single paragraph. The values regarding the rights provided for in this article are those set out in specific legislation or constants of the tables in Annex IV.

Art. 3º For the purposes of this Interim Measure, it is understood to be:

I-solder-monthly basic parcel of the remuneration and the likely ones, inherent in the rank or graduation of the military, and is irreducible;

II-additional military-monthly remunerative repayment due to the military, inherent in each hierarchical circle of the military career;

III-additional habilitation-monthly remunerative parcel due to the military, inherent in the courses carried out with use, as per regulation;

IV-additional service time-monthly remunerative parcel due to the military, inherent in the time of service, as per regulation, observed the provisions of the art. 30 of this Provisional Measure;

V-additional organic compensation-monthly remunerative repayment due to the military for compensation of organic wear resulting from the continued performance of special activities, as per regulation;

VI-additional permanence-monthly remunerative parcel due to the military remaining in service after there has been completed the minimum time required for the transfer to paid inactivity, as per regulation;

VII-gratification of special locality-monthly remunerative parcel due to the military, when serving in inhospitable regions, as per regulation;

VIII-gratification of representation:

a) monthly remunerative instalment due to the Generals Officers and the remaining officers in charge of command, direction and heads of military organization, as per regulation; and

b) parcel possible remunerative due to the military for the participation in travel of representation, instruction, operational employment or by being on the orders of foreign authority in the Country, as per regulation;

IX-daily-law pecuniary due to the military moving away from its headquarters, in service of eventual or transitional character, to another point of the national territory, intended to cover the corresponding expenditure of pousada, food and urban locomotion, as regulation;

X-transport-pecuniary law due to the military of the active, when the transport is not carried out on account of the Union, to cost expenses in the moves by interest of the service, in them understood to passage and the translating of the respective baggage, to you, your dependents and a domestic employee, from the locality where you reside to another, where you will set up residence within the national territory;

XI-cost-law help pecuniary due to the military, paid off in advance, as regulation:

a) for the expense of locomotion and installation expenses, except for those of transport, in the moving moves of thirst; and

b) by occasion of transfer to paid inactivity, as per the regulation;

XII-fardamento-entitlement-pecuniary law due to the military to cost spent with fardment, as per regulation;

XIII-food stamp duty-pecuniary law due to the military to cost food expenses, as per regulation;

XIV-birth stamp duty-pecuniary law due to the military by reason of child birth, as per regulation;

XV-invalidity-pecuniary law due to the military in the inactivity, reformed as invalid, by inability for active service, as per regulation; and

XVI-funeral stamp-pecuniary law due to the military by death of the spouse, fellow or companion or dependent, or still to the beneficiary in the case of demise of the military, as per regulation.

Single paragraph. The military when on journeys the service will be entitled to passages, as per regulation.

Art. 4º The remuneration and the proceeds from the military are not subject to penhora, hijacking or harshing, except in the cases specifically provided for in law.

Art. 5º The right of the military to remuneration has commented on the date:

I-of the act of promotion, of the presentation attending convocation or designation for the active service, to the Officer;

II-of the act of the designation or declaration, of the presentation attending convocation for the active service, for the Guard-Navy or the Aspirant-a-Official;

III-of the act of the appointment or promotion to Officer, to Petty Officer or Sub-Lieutenant;

IV-of the act of promotion, classification or engagement, for the remaining squares;

V-of incorporation to the Armed Forces, for summoned and volunteers;

VI-da presentation to the competent organization of the Ministry of Defence or Command, when from the initial appointment to any post or graduation of the Armed Forces; or

VII-of the registration act, to the students of the schools, centres or formation cores of officers and squares and of the preparatory and congenic schools.

Single paragraph. In the cases of retroactivity, the remuneration is due from the dates stated in the respective acts.

Art. 6º temporarily suspends the right of the military to remuneration when:

I-on leave to address particular interest;

II-in the situation of defector; or

III-aggregate, to exert strange activities to the Armed Forces, is in office, employment or temporary public function not elective, albeit in the indirect Federal Public Administration, respected the right of option for the remuneration corresponding to the rank or graduation.

Single paragraph. The military that uses the right of option for remuneration makes jus to the monthly representation of the job, employment or temporary public function.

Art. 7º The right to remuneration in cessa activity when the military is shut down from the active duty of the Armed Forces by:

I-Cancellation of incorporation, disincorporation, licensing or dismissal;

II-exclusion for the sake of the discipline or loss of the rank and rank;

III- transfer to the paid booking or retirement; or

IV-demise.

§ 1º The military, while it is not turned off, will continue to perceive remuneration in the active until the publication of its shutdown, which you will not be able to surpass forty-five days from the date of the first official publication of the respective act.

§ 2º The remuneration to which you would make jus, in life, the deceased serviceman will be paid to its beneficiaries enabled until the conclusion of the process regarding the military pension.

Art. 8º When the military is found to be missing or strained, pursuant to the Act No. 6,880 of December 9, 1980, his remuneration or probate will be paid to those who would be entitled to their military pension.

§ 1º In the case provided for in this article, six months will begin, the habilitation of the beneficiaries to the military pension shall begin, by ceasing the payment of the remuneration or the ordeal when you start the payment of the military pension.

§ 2º Reappearing the military, it will fit you, if it is the case, the payment of the difference between the remuneration or the orderings to which you would make jus and the pension paid to your beneficiaries.

CHAPTER II

OF PECUNIARY RIGHTS WHEN PASSING TO INACTIVITY

Art. 9º The military, by being transferred to paid inactivity, beyond of the rights provided for in the arts. 10 and 11 of this Provisional Measure, does jus:

I-to the cost aid provided for in point "b" of the inciso XI of the art. 3º of this Provisional Measure; and

II-to the value pertaining to the full period of the vacations to which you are entitled and, to the incomplete, in the proportion of a twelve avos per month of effective service.

§ 1º In the case of the incisus II of this article, the fraction equal to or greater than fifteen days is considered to be full month.

§ 2º The rights provided for in this article are granted to pension recipients military in the case of demise of the military in active service.

CHAPTER III

DOS PROVENTS IN INACTIVITY

Art. 10. The proceeds in the paid inactivity are constituted of the following plots:

I-weld or sold-out quotas;

II-additional military;

III-additional habilitation;

IV-additional service time, observed the provisions of the art. 30 of this Interim Measure;

V-additional organic compensation; and

VI-additional permanence.

§ 1º For calculation purposes, the proofs are:

I- integrals, calculated on the basis of the solder; or

II-proportional, calculated on the basis of shares of the weld, corresponding to a thirty avos of the value of the solder, per year of service.

§ 2º Applies the willing in this article to the calculation of the military pension.

§ 3º The military transferred to the paid booking ex officio, for there being reached the limit age of stay in activity, in the respective rank or graduation, or by no there will be filled the conditions of choice for access to the generalate, is entitled to the full sold.

Art. 11. In addition to the rights provided for in the previous article, the military in gainful inactivity makes jus a:

I-add-natalino;

II-stamp-invalididez;

III-attendance preschovies;

IV-salarium-family;

V-natality; and

VI-funeral aid.

Art. 12. Suspend the right of the inactive military to the perception of probate, when it returns to the active, convened or designated for the performance of office or commission in the Armed Forces, in the form of the legislation in force, as of the date of its submission to the competent military organization.

Art. 13. Cesses the right to the perception of the sents in the inactivity on the date:

I-of the demise of the military;

II-of the act that deprives the rank and rank Officer; or

III-of the act of exclusion the good of the discipline of the Armed Forces, to the square.

CHAPTER IV

OF THE DESCONTOSES

Art. 14. Discounts are the rebates that may suffer the remuneration or the orderings of the military for fulfillment of obligations assumed or imposed by virtue of provision of law or regulation.

§ 1º The discounts may be mandatory or authorized.

§ 2º The mandatory discounts have priority over those authorized.

§ 3º In the application of the discounts, the military may receive no amount less than thirty percent of its remuneration or probate.

Art. 15. They are mandatory discounts from the military:

I-contribution to the military pension;

II-contribution to the medico-hospital and social assistance of the military;

III-restitution by the provision of medical-hospital assistance, through military organization;

IV-imposed incidents on remuneration or the proceeds, in accordance with the law;

V-compensation to the National Farm in debt due;

VI-alimony or judicial;

VII-rate of use by occupancy of residential national itself, as per regulation;

VIII-fine per occupation irregular from the residential national itself, as per regulation.

Art. 16. Authorized discounts are those effected in favour of consignment entities or third parties, as per the regulation of each Force.

CHAPTER V

OF THE LIMITS OF REMUNERATION AND THE PROCEEDS

Art. 17. No military, in active or in the inactivity, may perceive monthly, in the title of remuneration or orderings, superior importance to the gross remuneration of the Force Commander.

Single paragraph. They are excluded, for end of application of this article, the values inherent in:

I-remunerative rights provided for in the art. 2º of this Provisional Measure;

II-additional service time, noted the provisions of the art. 30 of this Provisional Measure;

III-additional organic compensation;

IV-gratification of special locality;

V-gratification of representation; and

VI- additional permanence.

Art. 18. No military or a military pension beneficiary can receive, such as remuneration, monthly ordeal or military pension, value lower than the prevailing minimum wage, sendover pays, as a supplement, the difference found.

§ 1º The military pension of which it treats the caput of this article is the trunk military pension and not the quota parties resulting from the subdivisions to the beneficiaries.

§ 2º Excludes from the provisions of the caput of this article as squares initial military service providers and the special squares, except the Guard-Navy and the Aspirant-to-Official.

§ 3º The add-on provided in the caput of this article will constitute instalment of the inactivity in addition to the provided for in art. 10 of this Provisional Measure, until it is absorbed on the occasion of future readjustments.

CHAPTER VI

OF THE GENERAL, TRANSITIONAL, AND FINAL PROVISIONS

Section I

Of General Provisions

Art.19. The summoned or mobilized shall make jus at the remuneration provided for in this Provisional Measure.

Single paragraph. To the federal, state or municipal public servant is guaranteed the right to opt for the remuneration you perceive prior to the convocation or mobilization.

Art. 20. The military of the active appointed Ministers of State or Ministers of the Higher Military Court have remuneration set up in own legislation, secured the right of option.

Art. 21. To the military who, on December 29, 2000, finding himself restrained on the grounds of the Decree-Law No. 8,795 of January 23, 1946 or in Law No. 2,579 of August 23, 1955, is assured the calculation of his orderings concerning the welt of the post of Second-Lieutenant, or, if more beneficial, the one of the post to which he does jus in inactivity.

Art. 22. To the military that participate in the construction of roads, aerodromes and public works, mapping and cartographic and hydrographic surveying, construction and installation of flight protection network, nautical signage services and trailer will be able to be confers gratifications in the form set out in convenium with public or private bodies interested in the said work, to the account of the resources to these intended.

Art. 23. The military of the paid reserve, and exceptionally the restrained, who has modified his situation in the inactivity to that predicted for the provision of task for the right time, does jus an additional equal to three tenths of the tastings that are perceiving.

Art. 24. The military who, until 1º March 1976, was entitled to organic compensation for half of the value, when at displacement in military aircraft, service of a military nature, not being an organic crewman, meteorological observer, air observer or photogrammetric observer, has its right secured.

Art. 25. The contribution to medico-hospital and social assistance is up to three and a half per cent per month and will focus on the plots that make up the pension or the ordeal in the inactivity as provided for in the art. 10 of this Provisional Measure.

Section II

Of The Transitional Provisions

Art. 26. As long as no special law available on campaign pay is entered into force, the arts remain in force. 101 a to 109 of Law No. 5,787, of June 27, 1972.

Section III

Of The Finals

Art. 27. The Law No. 3,765 of May 4, 1960, passes the following with the following amendments:

" Art. 1º Are mandatory contributors to the military pension, upon monthly discount on payroll, all military of the Armed Forces.

Single paragraph. Exclude yourself from the provisions of the caput of this article:

I-the Navy's aspirant, Army and Aeronautics cadet and the student of the schools, centres or training cores of officers and squares and of the preparatory schools and congeners; and

II-cables, soldiers, sailors and taifeeters, with less than two years of effective service. " (NR)

" Art. 3º-A. The contribution to the military pension will focus on the plots that make up the sents in the inactivity.

Single paragraph. The contribution aliquot for the military pension is seven and a half per cent. " (NR)

" Art. 4º When the military, by any circumstance, is unable to have discounted its contribution to the military pension, it shall owe it to its pick-up, immediately, to the unit to which it is bound.

Single paragraph. If, by faling the taxpayer, there is debt of contribution, it will be up to the beneficiaries to save it in full on the occasion of the first payment of the military pension. " (NR)

" Art. 7º The military pension is dewound in the habilitation process, taking on the basis of the declaration of beneficiaries filled in life by the taxpayer, in the order of priority and conditions to be followed:

I-first order of priority:

a) spouse;

b) companion or designated companion or who proves stable union as a family entity;

c) person disquieted, judicially separated from the an institutor or the former coliving, as long as they perceive alimony;

d) children or stepchildren up to twenty-one years of age or up to twenty four years of age, if university students or, if invalid, while it lasts disability; and

and) minor under guard or guardians until twenty-one years of age or, if a college student, up to twenty-four years of age or, if invalid, while to last the disability.

II-second order of priority, the mother and father who voucher for the military's economic dependence;

III-third order of priority:

a) the orphaned brother, until twenty one years of age or, if a university student, until twenty and four years old, and the invalid, while lasting the invalidity, proven the economic dependence of the military;

b) the designated person, up to twenty-one years of age, if invalid, while last the disability, or greater than sixty years of age, living in the economic dependence of the military.

§ 1º The granting of the pension to the beneficiaries of which they treat the inciso I, points "a", "b", "c" and "d", excludes from that right the beneficiaries referred to in the incisos II and III.

§ 2º The pension shall be granted in full to the beneficiaries of the inciso I, points ("a" and "b", or distributed in equal parts between the beneficiaries of that inciso, points ("a" and "c" or "b" and "c", legally enabled, except if there are beneficiaries provided for in their points ("d" and "e".

§ 3º Orunning the exception of the preceding paragraph, half of the value will be to the beneficiaries of the inciso I, points ("a" and "c" or "b" and "c", being the other half of the value of the prorated pension, in equal parts, among the beneficiaries of the inciso I, points ("d" and "and". (NR)

" Art. 15. The military pension will be equal to the value of the remuneration or the military's orderings.

Single paragraph. The pension of the non-taxpayer military of the military pension that comes to be deceased in the activity in the consequence of an accident occurring in service or of the molecule in it acquired may not be lower:

I-à de aspirant the officer or marine wardrobe, for Army and Aeronautics cadets, navy aspirants and students from the Centers or Preparation Officers of the reserve; or

II-à of third-sergeant, for the remaining squares and the students of the training schools of sergeants. " (NR)

" Art. 23. It will lose the right to military pension the beneficiary who:

I-come to be stripped of the courtyard of power, in touching upon the quotes of the children, which will be reversed for these children;

II-attain, valid and capable, the age limits set forth in this Act;

III-waived expressly to the right;

IV-has been convicted of felony of a doleful nature, from which it results the death of the military or the pensioner institution of military pension. " (NR)

" Art. 27. The military pension is not subject to the penalty, hijacking, or otherwise, except in the cases specifically provided for in law. " (NR)

" Art. 29. Accumulation is permitted:

I-of a military pension with proof of availability, reform, maturities or retirement;

II-of a military pension with that of another regime, observed the provisions of the art. 37, inciso XI, of the Federal Constitution. " (NR)

Art. 28. The Law No. 6,880 of December 9, 1980, passes the following with the following amendments:

" Art. 6º Are equivalent the expressions "in active", "from active", "in active service", "in service in active", "in service", "in activity" or "in military activity", conferred on the military in the performance of office, commission, charge, incumbency or mission, service or military activity or deemed to be of a military nature in the military organizations of the Armed Forces, as well as in the Presidency of the Republic, the Vice Presidency of the Republic, the Ministry of Defense and the remaining organs when provided for in law, or when incorporated into the Armed Forces. " (NR)

" Art. 50. .......................................................................................................................

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II-the provento calculated on the basis of the full sold-out of the post or graduation who owned when from the transfer to paid inactivity, if relying on more than thirty years of service;

III-the provenance calculated on the basis of the full solder of the rank or graduation when, not counting thirty years of service, is transferred to the paid booking, ex officio, for having reached the age-limit of stay in activity at the post or at graduation, or have been covered by the compulsory quota; and

..................................................................................................................................... " (NR)

" Art. 53. The remuneration of the military will be established in specific legislation, common to the Armed Forces. " (NR)

" Art. 63. .......................................................................................................................

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§ 3º The holiday concession is not impaired by the gozo previous of leave for health treatment, nor by prior punishment arising from contravention or disciplinary transgression, or by the state of war, or for the fact that acts in service are fulfilled, as well as not to annuate the right to that license.

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" Art. 67. .......................................................................................................................

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§ 3º The granting of the license is regulated by the Commander of the Strength. " (NR)

" Art. 70. .......................................................................................................................

§ 1º The interruption of the license to address particular interest may occur:

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d) for compliance with disciplinary punishment, as regulation of each Force.

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" Art. 81. .......................................................................................................................

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II-is put at the exclusive disposal of the Ministry of Defense or of a diverse Armed Force from that to which it belongs, to occupy military office or considered of a military nature;

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Art. 29. Ascertained the reduction in remuneration, of proceeds or pensions, arising from the application of this Provisional Measure, the value of the difference will be paid for nominally identified personal advantage, being absorbed on the occasion of future readjustments.

Single paragraph. The nominally identified personal advantage provided for in the caput of this article will constitute instalment of the inactivity in the inactivity, in addition to those provided for in the art. 10 of this Provisional Measure, until it is absorbed on the occasion of future readjustments.

Art. 30. It becomes extinct the additional time of service provided for in the "c" section of the inciso II of the art. 1º of this Provisional Measure, secured to the military the percentage corresponding to the years of service to which it makes jus on December 29, 2000.

Art. 31. It is assured of the current military, upon specific contribution of a comma five percent of the constant plots of the art. 10 of this Provisional Measure, the maintenance of the benefits provided for in Law No. 3,765, from 1960, to December 29, 2000.

§ 1º The waiver, in irrevocable character, to the provisions of the caput, which shall be expected to occur, shall occur express until June 30, 2001.

§ 2º The direct beneficiaries or by future reversal of pensioners are also recipients of the maintenance of the benefits provided for in Law No. 3,765, 1960, until December 29, 2000.

Art. 32. They are assured of the rights of the military that until December 29, 2000, they contributed to the military pension corresponding to one or two posts or graduations above that they do jus.

§ 1º The right to pension becomes conditional to the receipt of twenty-four monthly contributions that will be left to the beneficiaries, allowing them to make the respective payment, or to complete what they lacked.

§ 2º The military who, fulfilling the legal conditions to be transferred to the paid or retired reservation, with proceeds calculated on the welt of the rank or higher graduation, come to be deceased in the active, will leave pension corresponding to this situation, noted the provisions of the caput of this article.

Art. 33. Periods of special leave, acquired until December 29, 2000, may be enjoyed or counted in double for inactivity effect, and in that situation for all legal effects, or converts into a sinus in the case of the passing of the Military.

Single paragraph. The full remuneration to the military in enjoyment of special leave is assured.

Art. 34. It is assured of the military that by December 29, 2000, it has completed the requirements to transfer to the inactivity the right to the perception of remuneration corresponding to the higher hierarchical grade or improvement of that remuneration.

Art. 35. It is ensured the condition of taxpayer to the fired officer on request and to the licensed or excluded square which, until December 29, 2000, contributed to the military pension.

Art. 36. The unenjoyed holiday periods, acquired until December 29, 2000, can be counted in double for inactivity effect.

Art. 37. It is assured of the military the addition of one year of service for every five years of effective service time provided, by December 29, 2000, by the officer of the various bodies, tables and services that possess university course, recognized officially, provided that this course has been an essential requirement for your admission to the Armed Forces, until this addition completes the total years of normal duration of the respective course.

Art. 38. They are convalidated the acts practiced on the basis of the Provisional Measure No. 2.131-2, of February 23, 2001.

Art. 39. This Interim Measure takes effect on the date of its publication, generating financial effects as of 1º January 2001.

Art. 40. The art is revoked. 2º, the § § 1º, 2º, 3º, 4º and 5º of the art. 3º, the arts. 5º, 6º, 8º, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 22 of Law No. 3,765 of May 4, 1960, paragraph 1º (j) of inciso IV and § 1º of the art. 50, the § 5º of the art. 63, the "a" of § 1º of the art. 67, the art. 68, the § § 4º and 5º of the art. 110, the incisos II, IV and V, and the § § 2º and 3º of the art. 137, the arts. 138, 156 and 160 of the Law No. 6,880 of December 9, 1980, the art. 7º of Law No. 7,412 of December 6, 1985, the art. 2º of Law No. 7,961 of December 21, 1989, the art. 29 of Law No. 8,216 of August 13, 1991, the Law No. 8,237 of September 30, 1991, the art. 6º of Law No. 8,448 of July 21, 1992, the arts. 6º and 8º of Law No. 8,622 of January 19, 1993, the Delegated Law No. 12 of August 7, 1992, the inciso I of art. 2º and the arts. 20, 25, 26 and 27 of the Law No. 8,460 of September 17, 1992, the art. 2º of Law No. 8,627 of February 19, 1993, Law No. 8,717 of October 14, 1993, paragraph "b" of the inciso I of art. 1º of Law No. 8,852 of February 4, 1994, the arts. 3º and 6º of Law No. 9,367 of December 16, 1996, the arts. 1º to 4º and 6º of Law No. 9,442 of March 14, 1997, and Law No. 9,633 of May 12, 1998.

Brasilia, March 27, 2001; 180º of Independence and 113º of the Republic.

FERNANDO HENRIQUE CARDOSO

Pedro Parente

ANNEX I

TABLE I-SOLDO

Posto or Graduate

1.OFICIAIS GENERAIS

Value (R$)

Admiral-de-Esquadra, General-of-Army, and Lieutenant Brigadier

4.500,00

Vice Admiral, General-of-Division, and Major-Brigadier

4,290.00

Contra-Admiral, General-de-Brigade and Brigadier

4,101.00

2. TOP OFFICERS

Captain-of-Mar-and-War and Colonel

3,741.00

Captain-of-Fragata and Lt-Colonel

3.591,00

Captain-de-Corveta and Major

3,432.00

3. INTERMEDIATE OFFICERS

Captain-Lieutenant and Captain

2,700.00

4. SUBALTERING OFFICERS

First-Lieutenant

2,520.00

Second-Lieutenant

2.250,00

5. SPECIAL SQUARES

Guarda-Navy and Aspirant-to-Official

2,100.00

Aspirant, Cadet (last year) and Student of the Military Institute of Engineering

405, 00

Aspirant and Cadet (too many years), Students of the Aeronautical Officers Training Center, Reserve Officers Training Organ of the Reserve

330.00

Student of the Naval College, School Student Preparative of Cadets (last year) and Student of the Training School of Sargentos

300, 00

Aluno of the Naval College, Student of the Preparatory School of Cadets (too many years) and Grumete

294.00

Apprentice-Marinheiro

231, 00

6. GRADED SQUARES

Suboficial and Sublieutenant

1,890.00

First-Sergeant

1.647,00

Sergeant

1,407.00

Third-Sergeant

1.140,00

Cable (engaged) and Taifeiro-Mor

795.00

Cable (not engaged)

180, 00

7. TOO MANY SQUARES

Taifeiro of 1ª Class

750.00

Taifeiro of 2ª Class

690, 00

Marinheiro, Marine Soldier and Soldier of 1ª Class (specialized, curstered and engaged), Soldier-Clarim or 1ª Class and Soldier Paratrooper (engagged)

540.00

Sailor, Marine Soldier, Marine, Soldier of 1ª Class (not specialized) and Soldier-Clarim or 2ª Class, Army Soldier and Soldier of 2ª Class (engaged)

450, 00

Marinheiro-Recruta, Recruit, Soldier, Welded-Recruta, Soldier of 2ª Class (not engaged) and Soldier-Clarim or 3ª Class

153.00

ANNEX I

TABLE II-VERTICAL SCALING

Posto or Graduation

1. GENERATIONAL OFFICERS

Index

Admiral-de-Esquadra, General-of-Army and Lieutenant-Brigadier

1000

Vice-Admiral, General-of-Division and Major-Brigadier

953

Counter-Admiral, General-de-Brigade and Brigadier

911

2. TOP OFFICERS

Captain-of-Mar-and-War and Colonel

831

Captain-of-Fragata and Lt-Colonel

798

Captain-de-Corveta and Major

763

3. INTERMEDIATE OFFICERS

Captain-Lieutenant and Captain

600

4. SUBALTERING OFFICERS

First-Lieutenant

560

Second-Lieutenant

500

5. SPECIAL SQUARES

Guarda-Navy and Aspirant-to-Official

467

Aspirant, Cadet (last year) and Student of the Military Institute of Engineering

90

Aspirant and Cadet (too many years), Students of the Aeronautics Officers Training Centre, Student of Training organ of the Officers of the Booking

73

Student of the Naval College, School Student Preparative of Cadets (last year) and Student of the Training School of Sargentos

67

Aluno of the Naval College, Student of the Preparatory School of Cadets (too many years) and Grumete

65

Learning-Marinheiro

51

6. GRADED SQUARES

Suboficial and Sublieutenant

420

First-Sergeant

366

Second-Sergeant

313

Sergeant

253

Cable (engaged) and Taifeiro-Mor

177

Cable (not engaged)

40

7. TOO MANY SQUARES

Taifeiro of 1ª Class

167

Taifeiro of 2ª Class

153

Marinheiro, Marine Soldier and Soldier of 1ª Class (specialized, curstered and engaged), Soldier-Clarim or 1ª Class and Soldier Paratrooper (engagged)

120

Sailor, Marine Soldier, Marine, Soldier of 1ª Class (not specialized) and Soldier-Clarim or 2ª Class, Army Soldier and 2ª Class Soldier (engaged).

100

Sailor-Recruta, Recruta, Soldier, Solder-Recruta, Soldier of 2ª Class (not engaged) and Solder-Clarim or 3ª Class

34

ANNEX II

TABLES OF ADDITIONAL

TABLE I? MILITARY ADDITIONAL (AS OF 1º JANUARY 2001)

CIRCLES

QUANTITATIVE PERCENT OVER THE SOLDO

FUNDAMENT

Official General.

17

Arts. 1º and 3º.

Superior Officer.

14

Official Intermediate.

11

Official Subaltern, Guard-Navy and Aspirant to Officer.

8

Petty Officer, Sublieutenant and Sergeant.

6

Too Many Special Squares and Graduate School and Graduate Prayings, except the ones are presupping Initial Military Service.

13

ADDITIONAL MILITARY TABLE II (AS OF 1º JANUARY OF 2002)

CIRCLES

PERCENT QUANTITATIVE ABOUT THE SOLDO

PLEA

Official General.

28

Arts. 1º and 3º.

Superior Officer.

25

Official Intermediate.

22

Official Subaltern, Guard-Navy and Aspirant to Officer.

19

Petty Officer, Sublieutenant and Sergeant.

16

Too Many Special Squares and Graduate School and Graduate Prayings, except the ones are presupping Initial Military Service.

13

ANNEX II

TABLE III-HABILITATION TABLE

TYPES OF COURSE

QUANTITATIVE PERCENTAGE OVER THE SOLDO

PLEA

Altos Studies-Category I.

30

Arts. 1º and 3º.

Altos Studies-Category II.

25

Improvement.

20

Specialization.

16

Training.

12

TABLE IV-ADDITIONAL TIME OF SERVICE

BASE

QUANTITATIVE PERCENTAGE OVER THE SOLDER

FUNDAMENT

Service time

1% per year

Arts. 1º, 3º and 30.

TABLE V-ADDITIONAL ORGANIC COMPENSATION

SITUATIONS

PERCENTAGE VALUE THAT FOCUSES ON THE SOLDO

FOUNDATION

Vôo in military aircraft as an organic crewman, meteorological observer, air observer and photogrammetric.

Arts. 1º and 3º.

Salt on parachute, fulfilling military mission.

Imersion in the exercise of regulatory functions on board submarine-subs.

20

Dive with escafandro or with braces.

Air Traffic Control.

10

Work with X-rays or radioactive substances.

VI-ADDITIONAL PERMANENCE TABLE

SITUATIONS

PERCENTAGE VALUE THAT FOCUSES ON THE SOLDO

FUNDAMENT

a

Military that, in activity, as of December 29, 2000, has completed, or come to complete, 720 days longer than the time required for transfer to gainful inactivity.

5%

Arts. 1º and 3º.

b

Militar that, having satisfied the requirement of the above, come to be promoted in activity to the post or higher graduation.

5% to each promotion

ANNEX III

GRATUITY TABLES

TABLE I-SPECIAL LOCALITY GRATIFICATION

SITUATIONS

PERCENTAGE VALUE THAT FOCUSES ON THE SOLDO

PLEA

Category A.

20

Arts. 1º and 3º.

Category B.

10

TABLE II- REPRESENTATION GRATIFICATION

SITUATIONS

PERCENTAGE VALUE THAT FOCUSES ON THE SOLDO

PLEA

General Officer.

10

Arts. 1º and 3º.

Top Officer, Intermediate and Subaltern in charge of Command, Direction, or Chefia.

10

Participant in travel of representation, instruction, operational employment, or by being at orders of foreign authority, in the Country.

2

ANNEX IV

TABLES OF OTHER RIGHTS

TABLE I-COST AID

SITUATIONS

REPRESENTATIONAL VALUE

FUNDAMENT

a

Militar, with dependant, on the moves with shutdown of the military organization.

Two times the value of remuneration.

Art. 1º and art. 3º, inciso XI, point "a".

b

Military, with dependant, on the moves for commission greater than three and equal to six months, no shutdown of military organization.

Twice the value of the remuneration on the go and once in the lap.

c

Military, with dependant, on the moves for commission exceeding fifteen days and equal to or less than three months, without shutdown of military organization.

Once the value of remuneration on the go and the other on the return.

d

Military, with dependant, when transferred to Special Locality Category "A" or from a Special Locality Category "A" for any other locality, in the moves with shutdown of the military organization.

Four times the value of remuneration.

e

Militar, without dependant, in the situations "a", "b", "c" and "d" of this table.

Half of the representative values set out for the situations "a", "b", "c", and "d" of this table.

f

Military, with or without dependant, on occasion of transfer to gainful inactivity.

Official- four times the value of the remuneration calculated on the basis of the weld of the last rank of the hierarchical circle to which the military belongs.

Art. 1º and art. 3º, inciso XI, point "b".

Square-four times the value of the remuneration calculated on the basis of the petty officer soles.

ANNEX IV

TABLE II-STAMP-FARDMENT

SITUATIONS

REPRESENTATIONAL VALUE

PLEA

a

The Aspirant, the Cadet, the student of the Naval College or of the Teacher Preparatory Schools, the Free Student or Orphan of the Military College and the undergraduate squares below the Terce-Sergeant.

Receive, on account of the Union, uniforms, white cloth and bed linen, according to the distribution tables set by the respective Force Commands.

Art. 2º and art. 3º, inciso XII.

b

The military, declared Guard-Navy or Aspiring the Officer of the Active, or promoted to Third Sergeant.

One weld and a half.

c

Officers' Officers or Sargentos, or enrolled in training schools upon habilitation in tender and the nominees Capelães Militaries.

d

The Officer promoted to the first rank of Officer General.

One weld.

e

The Guards-Navy and Aspirants to Officer, coming from the Reservation Officers Training bodies, convened for the provision of the Military Service.

f

The doctors, pharmacists, dentists and veterinarians, when summoned to the Home Military Service.

g

The Officer, Petty Officer or Sublieutenant and Sergeant upon being promoted.

h

Every three years when staying in the same rank or graduation.

i

Military readded, summoned or assigned to active service.

j

The military returning to the active by convocation, designation, or reinclusion, since there are more than six months left inactivity.

l

The military that to lose the uniform in sinister or in case of calamity.

A weld And half.

ANNEX IV

TABLE III-FOOD STAMP

SITUATIONS

REPRESENTATIONAL VALUE

FOUNDATION

a

The military, when it is unable to receive food by its organization or by another in the vicinity of the service site or expedient, or when, by imposition of the working hours and distance from your residence, be obliged to make meals outside of it, having for so much extraordinary expenses.

Ten times the value of the common step fixed for the locality, when in service of scale duration of twenty-four hours.

Art. 2º and art. 3º, inciso XIII.

Five times the value of the common step fixed for the locality, when in service or expedient of higher duration to oths hours of effective work and less than twenty-four hours.

b

The Military, when serving in military organization that does not have organized ranching service and cannot be ripped off by another organization nearby.

Once the common step fixed for the locality.

c

The Square, undergraduate degree to Third-Sergeant, when on a regulatory vacation and is not fed by the Union.

Once the common step fixed for the locality.

d

The Square, from undergraduate to Terce-Sergeant serving in Special Category Locality "A", when accompanied by dependent.

Once the common step fixed for the locality.

TABLE IV-BIRTH STAMP

SITUATION

REPRESENTATIONAL VALUE

PLEA

a

Birth of son of the active duty military or the remunerated inactivity.

Once the solder of the post or graduation.

Art. 2º and art. 3º, inciso XIV.

b

Birth of children, in multiple childbirth, from the active-duty military or paid inactivity.

Once the weld of the post or graduation, plus fifty per cent per newborn.

ANNEX IV

TABLE V-DISABILITY BENEFITS

SITUATION

REPRESENTATIONAL VALUE

FOUNDATION

a

The military, which necessitates specialized internation-military or not-or assistance or permanent nursing care, duly noted by the Military Health Joint.

Seven quotas and sock of solder.

Art. 2º and art. 3º, inciso XV.

b

The military who, by medical prescription homologated by the Military Board of Health, receives treatment at the residence itself, necessitating assistance or care permanent nursing.

Seven shares and a half of the solder.

VI-STAMP-FUNERAL TABLE

SITUATION

REPRESENTATIONAL VALUE

PLEA

a

Death of the spouse, companion (o) or dependent.

Once the perceived remuneration, it may not be inferior to the petty officer's welt.

Art. 2º and art. 3º, inciso XVI.

b

In the death of the military paid to the beneficiary of the military pension.