(Adopted at the 1340th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Challenge on 23 December 2013, No. 148 of 14 January 2005 on the occasion of the inaugural People's Government Order No. 148 of 1 March 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the leadership of the military, to promote civil unity and to guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of the target, to develop this provision in the light of the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 State organs, social groups, business units, grass-roots self-government organizations and citizens within the area of speciality should be self-speaking their responsibilities and obligations.

Article 3. The municipalities, districts (at the district), the Government of the Towns (the street offices) should strengthen the leadership in the embracing of military excellence as its objective management and performance appraisal.

The Government of the urban, district and sub-districts has been well-established in terms of its respective responsibilities.

The Town People's Government (Robbing Office), the Village (LNL) and the Enterprise Unit should follow up on specific efforts to uphold the strengths of the army and actively carry out regular service activities that are difficult for active military personnel, retired military personnel and other superiors.

Article IV. Governments of the urban, district and subdistricts should incorporate institutionalized advocacy education in patriotic education, education for national defence and the rule of law, and actively conduct civil-military activities.

Media such as education, culture, etc. and radio, television, newspapers and networks should be closely aligned with regular advocacy and the development of good social winds that embrace the strength of the military.

Article 5

The Government of the urban, district (zone) should arrange for the provision of training for military personnel, with special funds and subject to supervision in the financial and audit sectors, in accordance with the provisions.

Article 6 advocates, encourages citizens, legal persons and other social organizations to carry out activities of excellence.

The Government of the urban, district and sub-districts should be recognized and rewarded by units and individuals that have shown significant performance in favour of military excellence.

Chapter II

Article 7. Governments and relevant departments should guarantee the supply of food, electricity, fuel, non-food and daily subsistence supplies at the military level; support and synchronize the tasks of military training, war readiness, military exercises, defence construction, housing construction, agricultural production; and support the building of infrastructure, such as seafares, for water, electricity, roads, transport, communications, etc., to improve the work and living conditions of military forces.

Governments and relevant departments should study responses in a timely manner, in accordance with policy provisions, and properly address the issues and requirements of the force.

Article 8. Governments of the urban, district (zone) and the relevant sectors should carry out activities of intellectuals, cultural affiliations, science and technology coalitions to assist forces in cultural education, science and technology training, vocational skills training and assistance in the development of dual-use talents.

Article 9. The Government and the relevant authorities should strengthen the construction and management of military service stations, military recuperation, masculine, masculine gardens, and promote the development of excellence-specific production.

Article 10 Governments of the urban, district and subdistricts should mobilize young people with a high age, as required by national recruiters, to bring their good soldiers to the forces and to guarantee the quality of their troops.

Article 11 Towns, Regions (Parliament), the Government of the Towns (Romany Office) should support preparatory work. National organs, social groups, business units should be in line with the requirement of the reserve force to ensure the training time of the personnel who are transferred to the reserve and elected to the reserve service by the reserve force.

Article 12. Highway, bridges, tunnels, crossings, etc. in the area of special zones, military vehicles are exempted from the movement of vehicles and are provided with conditions for the establishment of specialized military vehicles. The parking lots in various public places are free of charge.

Article 13 protects the security of military facilities in accordance with the law and does not take up and destroy military facilities.

In the construction or construction process, military facilities should be addressed in advance of consultation with the military, without consultation or approval, and military facilities should not be occupied on any grounds.

Article 14. The Government of the people of the city, area (the district) shall, on its own initiative, communicate with the military to resolve disputes in a timely manner.

Chapter III

Article 15. The Government of the city, the district (the district) and the relevant sectors should implement the policy of excellence. Demobilizing military personnel, dispersed personnel of war-related nuclear (Uranium) personnel (including former guerrilla, old-age, old-wing, garbage, old-age, old-sup, old-size-fits-all, veterans, expatriate veterans, distributors of war-related nuclear (Uranium) decommissioned personnel, martyrs, survivors, survivors of public-fams, the survivors of the ill-treatment were granted regular benefits under the local (zone) civil service.

Those who depend on the regular pension or on the regular quantification of the benefits continue to be difficult, the remains of the military for public sacrifices, the remains of the ill-treated military and the disqualified military personnel, and should be provided with their living assistance.

Article 16 Governments of the urban, district and people should establish a natural growth mechanism for pension and living benefits, in accordance with the standard of living of economic and social development and the standard of living of the population, to ensure that the provision of pension benefits and living benefits is commensurate with economic and social development, and that the standard of living of the target is synchronized with the standard of living of the population in the special area.

Article 17 Structurality is coordinated by the people's Government of the District (Parliament) and ends.

The spouses of active military personnel, according to the provisions for the visit of their relatives, visit the wages, awards for the duration of the family leave, and the benefits are treated without change, and their units should be reimbursed for their return.

The medical costs of persons with disabilities at the first to sixth levels of the city, unaccompanied and demobilized soldiers are guaranteed in accordance with the provisions.

The military handed over to local government settlements departed from the Dryb, retired, self-governing military, unarmed employees of the army and family members who had no economic income from the occupants of the army, and the medical security of the remains, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

There are difficulties in some of the personal contributions of persons belonging to low-insecure, priority-oriented rehabilitation, demobilization of veterans and heavy forces to participate in the basic health insurance, with appropriate subsidies from the Government of the people of the region (the district).

Medical difficulties caused by heavy and special diseases are in line with urban and rural medical conditions, giving priority to medical assistance. The focus on hospitalization is reimbursed by medical care, with the self-satisfied portion of the population's government in the area (the district).

Article 19 pays to local public hospitals when they are consulted, with effective documents free of charge, giving priority to medical preferential treatment, such as diagnosis, inspection, testing, payment and access to medicines. Persons with disabilities at the first to four levels receive special treatment.

The urban, district (zone) health administration should guide, urge hospitals to implement the policy of excellence for military personnel and establish a clear military force as a priority sign.

Article 20, People's Government in the city, district (zone) should give priority to the fulfilment of the housing security system, such as public rental housing, integral housing, or to the rehabilitation of the old house at risk.

The granting of public rental housing is a priority in the same round.

Those with rural focus on affordable housing are given priority in rural poor households.

Relevant industries within the special area should be given priority to active military personnel and persons with disabilities. Vehicles, ports, banks are required to establish a priority window for active military personnel and persons with disabilities.

The occupants of active service, distributors, free of charge, travel of buses, boats, long-range vehicles, and their tickets are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

The active military, the disqualified military personnel visit their tickets for effective documents, the various tourist landscapes, parks, animal gardens, cultural boards, museums, patriotic education bases, which are escorted to a single-quarter-level disability soldier with a boycott.

Article 22, the Government of the People's Republic of the Region (Parliament) and the relevant departments should strengthen the leadership of organizations dealing with the law of military personnel and protect the legitimate rights and interests of military personnel in accordance with the law.

The administration of justice should guide legal aid institutions and legal services and provide legal services in a timely and effective manner for the law-related issues of troops and their families.

Article 23. Enrolment of children at the home and at the time of the transfer of children by the military force, in accordance with the priority policy provisions of the education sector. In order to need cross-school enrolment, the education sector is given care in conditions.

The children of active military personnel, persons with disabilities, decommissioned soldiers, martyrs (including public sacrifices) are enrolled in school and enjoy the State's policy of excellence in education for their children.

The children of the Revolution are enrolled in public schools, free of charge and cost-giving compensation, and receive scholarships or student loans on a priority basis.

Article 24 should actively cooperate with all levels of the people's Government and the various communities in creating advanced activities. The Government of the town of the pre-occupants, the Street Office shall be congratulated and given certain material incentives as provided for by the duty of the Forces to grant honours, bonuses or be assessed as “excellent soldiers”, “baches of excellence”.

Article 25 City, Region (Parliament), Town People's Government (Ken Street Office) shall be headed by the family of active military personnel and the survivors of the martyrs, respectively, of the “hos” or the “Groon House”.

Chapter IV

Article 26 The Government of the city, the District (Parliament) and the relevant departments and units should be able to house, work in employment and implement the political, life-saving treatment of the army's drying ministry, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national, provincial and special areas.

Retired soldiers in line with the National Placement Policy, the Government of the People of the Region (Parliament) should be properly housed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the province and the special districts, to organize self-employed retired soldiers in vocational education and skills training and to recommend employment.

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the national, provincial and special districts, the Government of the people of the city, the District(s) and the relevant sectors should be transferred by the military to the local occupier's reception, placement and political, living treatment; and the reception of the army's non-military workers and the implementation of the treatment of military-owned workers, including medical care.

In accordance with the relevant provisions of the National, Provincial and Special Zones, the Government of the People's Republic (Parliament) and the relevant departments should be able to provide employment placements for troops with their families. Forces eligible for resettlement are assigned by human resources and the social security sector to ensure the first employment placement; forces belonging to their self-seeking units are assisted by the human resources and social security sector.

The Government of the urban, district (zone) and the relevant sectors should incorporate those involved in armed employment difficulties into the employment help system, strengthen employment services and employment training, implement employment and re-employment policies.

The army's spouse and children who are relocated by policy provisions are integrated into employment by the human resources and social security sector.

Article 29 In the case of an enterprise and a restructured economy, priority was given to other workers under the same conditions.

After the dismissal of retired military personnel, it is in accordance with the conditions set by the State for the benefit of the re-employment support policy.

Persons with disabilities working in State organs, social groups, business units receive the same living benefits and medical treatment as those in the unit. The unit shall not be resigned, dismissed or removed from labour relations on the basis of disability.

No unit of article 33 shall refuse to accept the uniformed distribution of military transfers, decommissioned military personnel and military dependants.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 31 does not comply with its obligations under this provision, which is criticized by the Government of the People of Region (Parea) for the period of time being rectified and for the treatment of the competent and other direct responsibilities directly responsible.

Article 32 owed, inter alia, retention, chewing, misappropriation and appropriation of funds by the relevant authorities to be held in accordance with the law; causing loss and compensation by law; and constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Article 33 violates the rights of military personnel and their families, impedes the enforcement of duty by military personnel and the destruction of military facilities, disrupts the normal order of military camps, which is a violation of the administration of security, punishable by law by public security authorities, and is suspected to be committed by the judiciary.

Article 34 staff members of the State organs play a role in leading to negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, by law by the authorities concerned, and criminal responsibility is held by law.

Annex VI

Article XV refers to active military personnel of the People's Liberation Army and the armed police force, persons with disabilities, demobilized military personnel, veterans, dispersed personnel, five old personnel (including old guerrillas, old wings, wingists, old-wingists, garbers, old-age garbage, old-aged garbage, old-size-fits-outs), war-related nuclear (infranium) decommissioned personnel, relatives of military personnel.

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