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In accordance with the decision of the Parliament:
This law provides for the fulfilment of the duty of defence in military service in the armed forces.
This law also provides for:
(1) the imposition of military service on service and rescue tasks as well as other posts provided for by the law;
(2) the processing of personal data and the registration of a person who is not a military service.
Every male Finnish citizen shall be military conscripts from the beginning of the year in which he reaches the age of 18, until the end of the year in which he or she reaches the age of 60, unless otherwise provided below.
The obligation to carry out an obligation includes a military service, a refresher exercise, an additional service and an early service to the business community, as well as participation in its draft and service-worthiness review.
The person responsible is employed, or is part of the reserve or reserve.
Under this law, military rights may not be restricted more than the performance of the service obligation, the maintenance of military order and the safety of conscripts and other persons may be required.
The provision of an obligation to carry out a military service in the Border Guard is governed by the law governing the administration of the border guards (15/07/2005) And the border guard law (1920/2005) .
Freedom from participation in military defence against military defence shall be governed by the Civil Service Act (1446/2007) And the release of Jehovah's Witnesses from compulsory military service in certain cases (165/1985) .
The service to be carried out instead of carrying out the obligation is provided for by the Åland Autonomy Law Article 12 (1144/1991) .
Moreover, the obligation to carry out the obligation to carry out an obligation is in force, as laid down in international agreements which are binding on Finland.
Women's voluntary military service is governed by the Act on Women's Voluntary Service (194/1995) And the voluntary defence of voluntary land defence law (2056/2007) .
The Department of Defense controls the execution of military service.
The General Staff shall, in accordance with the criteria laid down by the Ministry, lead the implementation of military service and develop a system of military service.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff are planning, developing and directing military service activities in their field of activity.
The regional office is planning and conducting military defence in its territory, organising a call for proposals and dealing with matters of military service.
The Board of Appeal shall consider matters relating to military service in the form of a call.
The Group of the Party of European Union and of the European Union ( Troop compartment ) Deal with military service obligations in the service. In the collection exercise, things are about the head of a one-time training exercise.
The Appellate Body in the field of military service is a central panel of the invitations to tender.
In the case of military service, the general operational and decision-making power shall be on the regional offices and, in the case of the service provided for in this Act, the commander or the head of the one-off exercise, unless the power and decision-making powers are laid down. To the Joint Chiefs, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Head of the Basic Unit, the commander of the unit, or the draft board.
Decision-making on military matters is laid down in the Defence Force Act (551/2007) In addition to what is laid down in this Act.
A compulsory military service means that a military service is able to perform a service within the meaning of this law and does not jeopardise its own or other service security.
The validity of the service shall be determined on the basis of information obtained from military service, his state of health and his physical and mental capacity:
(1) from the conscription himself;
(2) the examination of a health professional;
3) the aptitude test;
4) by the authority referred to in Article 96.
Only a serviceable military service can be assigned to the service.
A service shall be released from service during a period of peace if he has a severe disability or illness which prevents service in military service, or if he is found to be unfit for service for such a long period of time: It would be appropriate to train later, or if he is a danger to service security.
As a result of the temporary absence of service, military service shall be suspended or released for the time being and shall be subject to a subsequent inspection. The order may be issued one or more times for a maximum period of three years.
In addition, in the course of peace, a military service shall be released in the course of peace, which, pursuant to Article 2 (2), is ordered for inspection and has not been declared fit for service or has been released from service during the period of peace no later than the year in which he/she satisfies the 25 years. In such a case, the exemption shall be subject to the failure of the person concerned to take part in the inspection referred to in the draft or the article.
The General Staff shall provide more detailed provisions on the medical criteria for determining the validity of the service. In addition, the General Staff shall lay down the provisions on the characteristics required for a single service.
The service shall be determined on the basis of the service and shall be determined on the basis of the service. Information on the obligation to defend and promote public health is also provided.
The Kutsun is a male Finnish citizen, who:
1), in the year of invitation, for 18 years;
(2) have remained in previous invitations, unless a decision has yet been taken on his qualifications and has not been completed or completed in the course of 30 years; or
(3) is ordered to be re-examined under Article 10 (2) in the form of a call for review.
The Kutsun is not a person who has acquired Finnish citizenship or a decision on citizenship in the year in which he or she reaches the age of 18 or after the year. However, he may be ordered to be inspected pursuant to Article 26.
Before the invitation to the invitation to the statue, a survey will be sent to determine the state of health. The Kutsun should reply to the questionnaire and make his own assessment of his health and provide any medical advice on his health.
An obligation to take part in a pre-draft health check at a health centre or any other place suitable for inspection in the course of summons, unless the inspection is manifestly unnecessary, in order to clarify the validity of the service; Under Article 1 (1) of the Regional Office, under Article 6 (1) of the Regional Office, under Article 6 (1) of the Regional Office, by virtue of Article 96 or Article 96 of the Treaty, as a result of a survey or of a military service received abroad or for any other specific reason.
The kits shall be held annually and shall start at the earliest on 15 August and shall be decided by 15 December at the latest.
The invitation list shall be entered in the invitation list according to the municipality in which he or she has been resident on 1 January (2013) Referred to in Article 1 (1).
The time and place of the invitation shall be announced by means of a call alert, which shall be displayed on the website of the armed forces and on the municipality's bulletin board at least two weeks before the invitations and the time of the call. Where appropriate, the alert may also be seen in any other way.
The invitation shall take place in person, unless he has been exempted from the obligation to attend the invitation to invite the invitation to the invitation.
The regional office may exempt from personal attendance obligations in the form of a military service:
1) with severe disability or disease;
(2) who has participated in the selection test referred to in Article 29 and has been recruited; or
3) who resides abroad and has submitted a medical report or any other reliable report on the basis of which his service can be determined.
A staff member who has been arrested, pre-trial or a custodial sentence shall be checked when he is released. He shall announce his release immediately to the regional office.
The person who has not taken part in the invitation to the invitation to the invitation shall immediately be obliged to show the legal obstacle to the regional office without delay. If the invitation to the secret service is far removed from the draft, or other legitimate reasons, he may, with the consent of the regional office, participate in the invitation to the invitation of the same year other than the one in which he was invited to: Participate.
The Kutsun may be assigned to the aptitude test for the purposes of assessing the seniority and the conditions for recruitment. A pilot-based assessment shall be carried out by a healthcare professional. The beneficiary shall have the right to be informed of the outcome of the test.
In addition, a survey on the state of health and fitness for services may be submitted for the benefit of the Kutsun.
The Kutsun shall comply with the orders issued by the Military Authority and the draft board.
The penalty for non-compliance with the provision referred to in paragraph 1 and the unauthorized absence of an order shall be laid down in Chapter 13.
For the supply of invitations, the regional office shall, for one year at a time, set at least one draft board with a chairperson and two other members.
The Chairperson of the Board of Appeal shall be an officer with experience in the field of military service, who has experience in dealing with military service matters. The other members shall be the person who serves the military service in the field of military service and the representative of the other member of the municipality of whom the invitation to draft is issued. In addition, at least one member shall be an official of the regional office.
The Board of Appeal shall have a quorum when the President and the other members are present.
The Board of Appeal shall decide on the validity of the conscription and on the basis of that service:
(1) recruitment;
(2) exemption from service; or
3. On the imposition of a new inspection in the invitation to call.
The Board of Appeal shall also approve a civil service for military service.
According to the draft list, the Board of Appeal shall deal with matters separately for each of the shrines. In the case of persons referred to in Article 16 (2), the case may be dealt with and resolved without the presence of the invitation.
For the purposes of determining the benefit of the Kutsun, the Board of Appeal shall be assisted by a doctor who makes a proposal for the service of the conscripts of his inspectors. The draft board is not bound by the proposal.
The municipality shall, on a proposal from the regional office, arrange:
(1) an ex-ante health check at the health centre or any other place suitable for inspection;
2) the necessary number of doctors to be invited; and
3) suitable facilities for the submission of draft invitations.
In addition, the municipality should appoint a local council representative and an appropriate number of alternates.
A necessary number of police officers shall be required to monitor the order and to provide assistance under their authority.
The health check organised by the municipality and the reimbursement of the costs of doctors by their municipality are provided for in the (1326/2010) in Article 72 . Costs for the organisation of an invitation shall be replaced by the regional office and the municipality separately. (30.12.2010/1353)
The representative of the municipality, as a member of the Board of Appeal, shall be entitled to receive a premium from State resources for participation in the work of the draft board and the cost of travel expenses. Criteria for the payment of remuneration and compensation are laid down by a decree of the Ministry of Defence.
A military authority shall have the right to receive the services referred to in Article 23 free of charge.
The decree of the Council of State provides for further information on the submission of invitations to tender and the health check referred to in Article 14. Detailed provisions on the regulation will be adopted by the General Staff.
The regional office may take a decision on the service of military service if:
1) the conscription has not been invited;
(2) the conscription is prescribed in accordance with Article 10 (2);
(3) the service of military service has changed since the day of the invitation and the service of the equipment, or after a military or refresher service; or
4) conscription is a person within the meaning of Article 13 (2).
The regional office may decide to take part in the inspection personally for the purpose of the decision referred to in paragraph 1. However, the presence of an armed service shall not be necessary if the military service has been given an opportunity to be heard and the medical condition of the military service is provided by the military service, or any other statement on the basis of which the decision on the validity of the service may be To do.
The debtor may request verification of his service or an early inspection. In this case, the provisions of paragraph 2 shall apply.
The Office may take a decision on the service of military service.
The decision referred to in paragraphs 1 and 4 shall be taken without a demonstration procedure as specified in the Rules of Procedure of the Regional Office.
In determining the usefulness of the service, a doctor who makes a proposal for the service of military service shall be assisted. The proposal is not binding on the regional office.
The armed forces must comply with the orders issued by the military authority during the inspection. The punishment for the absence of inspection and disobedience is laid down in Chapter 13.
A decree of the Council of State may provide for a more detailed examination of the inspection and control by the regional office.
A military service shall be established on the date of commencement of the service as a general or specific service no later than the third calendar year after the invitation.
When a decision on a military service is taken at a time other than the invitation, the conscription may be ordered to start a service in the same year as the decision is taken or no later than the second calendar year thereafter.
For special reasons, an obligation may be imposed on a person other than the date referred to in paragraph 1. In the event of a legal obstacle, a military service which has not arrived at the time of duty shall commence a service immediately after the obstacle has ceased, unless otherwise specified.
The dates of commencement of the service for the service referred to in paragraph 1 shall be laid down by a decree of the Ministry of Defence.
It may be selected to be trained as a paratroopers, a diver, a military player, an air force mission, a task force on an international standby or other special tasks on the basis of selection tests. The selection test shall be called a compulsory military service, which fulfils the requirements for admission to training.
The General Staff and the Joint Chiefs of Defence may adopt provisions on the information to be provided for specialised training, the physical and other characteristics required for this purpose, and the criteria for the adoption of special training.
The regional office may withdraw the order for the commencement of the service and impose a compulsory military service at a later date, provided that the conscription is disabled before the service begins or becomes ill so that he is not Fit for service.
In addition, the order initiating the service may be withdrawn and renewed if:
(1) the conscription has been approved after the invitation to special training referred to in Article 29; or
(2) the service cannot be organised in accordance with the original order following its adoption or any other comparable reason.
The order initiating the service may also be withdrawn if, after the issuing of the order, there have been indications that the military service is a danger to the service security.
The new provision referred to in paragraph 2 (2) may be issued without consultation of the party concerned.
The date of commencement of the service may be amended by the application for military service if it is strictly necessary for military service:
1) for the purposes of the occupation;
2) for study purposes;
(3) the organisation of economic affairs; or
4) for other specific personal reasons.
The place of service may be altered by the application of a compulsory military service if it is necessary for military service for a particular personal reason.
The provisions of paragraph 1 shall also apply to the service of service in service.
Any change to the service and place of service referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be submitted in writing from the regional office. The application shall be accompanied by an explanation of the criteria referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2.
The application referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not be valid for reasons of exclusion.
A military service in the reserve may be assigned to the collection exercise.
The order to participate in the refresher exercise shall be sent to the military service at least three months before the commencement of the exercise. The time-limit may be waived with the consent of the military service.
The regional office may withdraw the order for participation in a refresher exercise if:
(1) the conscription has been disabled or contracted in such a way that he or she is unable to perform the service tasks planned for him in a refresher exercise;
(2) points to the fact that a military service may endanger its own or other service security;
3) is permanently resident abroad and has not been informed by the issuing authority when the order is issued.
A collection exercise may be exempted from the application for military service by military service:
(1) for which the exemption is very necessary for the purposes of this family or economic conditions or for the pursuit of the occupation or the profession;
(2) whose course of study or progress would be seriously affected without liberalisation;
(3) whose participation in the refresher exercise would be particularly serious or would harm the activities of his employer; or
4) for other specific personal reasons.
The exemption is sought in writing from the issuing regional office. The application shall be accompanied by the necessary explanation of the criterion referred to in paragraph 1.
The application referred to in paragraph 1 shall not be valid for reasons of exclusion from the service.
On the basis of a declaration by the armed forces, the time limit for the commencement of the service rendered to him shall be postponed, or he shall be released from one exercise, if the transfer or release is necessary for the function of the representative of the national council, Or for the performance of the European Parliament's membership. The service must, however, be opened no later than the year in which the military service reaches the age of 29.
The notification referred to in paragraph 1 shall be made in writing to the regional office and shall be accompanied by an explanation of the mission.
During the service of military service, military service providers will be trained and trained in military defence missions, thereby helping to create the conditions for the production of the mass regularisation required during the war.
During the basic training period of the service, the basic skills of the soldier are taught, the necessary fitness and fitness tests are carried out and an assessment of suitability for the training of specialised or director-general.
During the special training period, training shall be provided for crew tasks, special skills for crew tasks and for the special tasks of the crew. In the leadership training period, the training of an officer and an officer shall be provided.
Training in the training period referred to in paragraph 3 shall be trained to carry out the task of the wartime group.
The period of service shall be:
(1) 165 days in the training of the crew;
(2) 255 days for the training of crew specific tasks;
(3) 347 days for officers, subofficers and the most demanding tasks of the crew.
The obligation to perform military service in peacetime shall end at the end of the year in which the military service reaches the age of 30.
A reserve man who has shown leadership and suitability for the job of an underofficer or officer and who has the necessary knowledge and skills may be ordered to be trained as an officer or an officer in the reserve.
A guard who, on the basis of the skills and characteristics shown by the aptitude and service tasks and the training or duties assigned to it before the Equipment Service, is suitable for the crew referred to in Article 37 (1) (2) The task of specific skills, which are the tasks of the defence branch, training and specialised training, or the most demanding task of crew members referred to in Article 37 (1) (3), which are part of the driver of the military vehicle; and The tasks of the armored forces and the special tasks of the Navy and the Air Force, May be ordered to be trained for such a task.
The decree of the Council of State may provide for more specific provision of training and training, as well as special tasks for crew members and the most demanding of crew.
The training order referred to in Article 38 shall be issued to the garrison at the latest three months before the end of his service pursuant to Article 37. However, the notification period may be waived with the agreement of the equipment manufacturer.
The training referred to in Article 38 may be interrupted if the equipment man:
1) is prevented from taking part in education for such a long time that the educational objectives are not fulfilled;
(2) is unable to cope with the planned training; or
(3) has committed a crime during the course of training, or otherwise behaved in a manner which demonstrates incompatibility with the task referred to in Article 38, or the information on that incompatibility has become available to the military authority for the purpose of training. After.
If, in accordance with Article 40, the training referred to in Article 38 has been suspended due to an independent cause for health or other equipment, the period of service of 255 or 347 days is reduced. Subject to paragraph 2, the service period shall be reduced to 165 days if the garrison has served less than 165 days and 255 days if he has served more than 165 days. The service period cannot be shortened without the consent of the garrison.
If a garrison has served more than 255 days, or if he has completed the first stage of training as referred to in Article 38 (1), his service period may be reduced only to:
1) for a particularly weighty personal reason; or
(2) where the person concerned cannot be provided with an appropriate service and cannot be placed on a longer term service.
The decree of the Council of State may provide for more details of the procedure to be followed for shortening the period of service.
The Force is under the command of the commanders' committee under the command of the Force, which shall be involved in the development of the station and service conditions of the garrison. The office shall be composed of the President and the number of other members and staff required. The President, the members and the staff shall be selected from the outposts.
The commander of the team shall determine the composition of the Commission and determine the work of the Commission to direct one or more of the staff employed.
A guard shall not be allowed to participate in the activities referred to in paragraph 1 only if the participation is detrimental to the attainment of his educational objectives. The prohibition shall immediately be notified to the commander of the group.
The General Staff shall lay down further provisions on the arrangements for the operation of the Equipment Commission.
A person employed in a garment service shall not engage in a business or profession or take on a municipal or other public task without authorisation from a force commander if the activity requires non-recreational use or It may otherwise significantly impede the proper performance of the service tasks.
A duty officer shall have the right:
(1) a personal leave of 6, 12 or 18 days, to be determined in accordance with the length of the equipment service, which shall be issued without any specific reason;
2) for the period of 12 days' paternity leave at the birth of the child.
A total of up to 20 days may be granted to a stock man who is in service, in particular, for a period of not more than 20 days when the training objectives are permitted.
The General Staff gives more detailed provisions on the issue of the granting of such leave.
In addition to the holidays referred to above, a maximum of 180 days may be granted for an overriding personal reason.
The matter of leave and free allocation referred to in Articles 44 and 45 shall be handled and resolved by the Head of the basic unit.
The case of an overriding personal reason referred to in Article 46 shall be dealt with and settled by the Head of the basic unit, commander of the unit or commander of the unit. The General Staff gives more detailed provisions on the determination of competences on the basis of the length of the holiday.
Reserves of the reserve:
(1) maintain military knowledge and skills acquired during the military service and be trained for more demanding tasks;
(2) familiarise conscripts with the changes brought about by the development of military defence;
(3) a number of sets of configurations are carried out in the configurations designed for them;
4) allows for a flexible level of military preparedness.
After military service, a military service is required to:
1) the crew member until the end of the year in which he reaches the age of 50;
(2) the officer, the college officer and the sub-officer until the end of the year in which he reaches the age of 60;
3) an officer with a colonel or a Commodore or a superior military rank, as long as he is fit for service.
The reserve list includes a military service, which:
1) has not yet completed the military service;
2) is no longer part of the reserve; or
3) has been relieved of service during peacetime.
The military service in the reserve shall be obliged to take part in a refresher exercise. The maximum period of training shall be:
1) crew for 40 days;
(2) 75 days for the specific tasks required for the specific tasks of the crew and the most demanding tasks of the crew;
3) Under an officer, an academy officer and an officer for 100 days.
In addition to the periods referred to in paragraph 1, the military service shall, in accordance with his/her consent, be required to order a series of refresher exercises for a maximum period of 20 days per calendar year if the military service is available to the armed forces. Necessary for the management or training of a group. In addition, the imposition of a service requires the written consent of the employer if the exercise takes place during the working period.
In the case of legal impediments, a military service which has not arrived at the time of training must reach the exercise immediately after the obstacle has ceased, unless the military authority has given him any other provision.
The refresher exercise shall be subject to the provisions of Section 44 (2) on paternity leave and the personal leave imposed by Article 46.
The time of service shall be calculated from the date on which the military service arrives. The service time shall be calculated on the date of commencement of the service and the date of discharge.
An obligation which, at the end of the period of service to be counted under this law, shall be served outside the territory of Finland shall be discharged after his return to the territory of Finland. The days of extra serving shall be counted as a good refresher exercise. Benefits shall be determined by the service to which the military service was assigned.
If a military service at the end of his period of service, according to this law, carries out the mercy penalty, his service shall continue for the time of the sentence.
There is no service time for a replacement service or a refresher exercise:
(1) the period of time for the holidays referred to in Article 46;
(2) the time which he has been unlawfully absent from service;
(3) the grace period in so far as he has completed the grace period for more than 10 days;
(4) the time in which he has been deprived of his liberty as a suspect;
(5) the time of prison sentences carried out in the general penal institution or, at the same time, the execution of the sentence imposed.
For the purpose of calculating the service period, the period of service shall be reduced, on the basis of paragraph 1, full of calendar days.
The military service in the service referred to in this Act shall, by choice, either swear a military oath or give military insurance.
The decree of the Council of State provides for a more precise definition of the military oath and the declaration of assurance and of the procedure to be followed when issuing military oath and insurance.
The teaching language of the armed forces is Finnish or Swedish. Finnish-or Swedish-speaking conscripts shall have the right to be assigned to a set of units whose language is their mother tongue.
A language other than the language referred to in paragraph 1 may be used when teaching is linked to international military crisis management or where there is another specific reason.
The military command language is governed by language law. (2003) .
In the implementation of a military service based on this law, no one shall be placed in a different position with age, origin, language, religion, belief, opinion, health, disability, sex, sexual orientation, Or any other reason relating to the person concerned.
The armed forces must serve in a specified number and comply with the provisions of the Military Order and Service, issued under the law of the law, the orders of the superior, and other duties incumbent upon him.
The military service in service shall be at the place of service prescribed for him when he is not authorised to leave the service.
The precise content of duty and duty of duty shall be governed by a military order.
The service shall have the right to adequate rest and recreation necessary for recreation, which, with the permission of the military authority, may also be spent outside the service.
Levos and leisure time are specified as a military order.
An officer may be authorised for a short term to leave the service referred to in Article 57:
(1) on the basis of a medical opinion, due to illness or disability;
(2) the death or sudden serious illness of the next of kin;
3) for other personal reasons.
The case referred to in paragraph 1 shall be dealt with and settled by the Head of the Basic Unit, commander of the unit, commander of the unit, or director of a refresher exercise. The General Staff gives more detailed provisions on the determination of competences.
The commander of the Collective Service may discontinue the service provided for in this Act and discharge a military service if:
(1) the training of conscripts has been suspended pursuant to Article 40 (1) and the military service is unfit for service for other service periods;
(2) a conscription is suspected of a criminal offence or behaves in such a way that there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that a military service may seriously compromise other service safety;
(3) the service of military service is missing within the meaning of Article 10 (2) for a long period of time.
In addition, a military service may be interrupted by a decision of the Ministry of Defence if it is necessary to prevent the spread of a dangerous infectious disease or for any other imperative reason.
If a military service has applied for a civil service or service, his service shall be suspended and he shall be repatriated.
The manager of a collection exercise may suspend the service in a refresher conscription for the purposes of paragraph 1 (2) and (3).
The military shall be heard in person if the service is suspended on the basis of paragraph 1.
During the service and refresher exercise, training can be provided in order to build capacity for international military crisis management to those who voluntarily apply for such training.
The General Staff Regulations provide for information on the physical and other characteristics required for training, as well as on admission to training.
A military service involved in a military service or a refresher exercise may be temporarily employed abroad if he:
(1) participate in the training referred to in Article 61;
(2) carrying out the training activities referred to in paragraph 1;
(3) in accordance with the express consent of the Ministry of Administration, whose task is to provide assistance outside the borders of Finland;
(4) engaging in regular service activities outside the territorial waters of Finland;
(5) take part in an international military exercise to promote national defence; or
(6) participate in a mission in connection with a visit, an event, a sports competition or a similar service which does not include military exercises.
The assistance referred to in paragraph 1 (3) shall also be subject to the provisions of Article 78 (1).
The obligation to establish his state of health for the examination and examination of a medical practitioner or other health care professional may be required if it is necessary to establish the conditions for the performance of the service or service. Determine.
The health status and service of the garment service must be determined within two weeks of the commencement of the service. The health status shall be checked before the end of the period of service and, where appropriate, where appropriate. Throughout the service provided for in this Act, the state of health of the military service shall be examined at the beginning of the service concerned and at the end of the service, as well as the necessary studies.
A military service in the service may be subject to an aptitude test for the purpose of assessing the conditions of investment and the conditions for the performance of the service. A pilot-based assessment shall be carried out by a healthcare professional. The assessor shall be informed in person.
The investigation referred to in Article 63 may also include, for the purposes of this Law, the (1289/1993) Article 2 The use of the substance. An examination of the use of a drug may, in accordance with the consent of the military service, prescribe a military service which is intended to operate in a function which requires precision, reliability, independent judgment or good practice. The ability to react and to carry out the task under the influence of drugs or dependent on drugs:
(1) endanger the life, health or service safety of military service;
(2) endanger road safety; or
(3) jeopardise the protection of the information received in the service and thereby cause harm or damage to the general interests protected by the rules of confidentiality.
A military service in service may be subject to examination, irrespective of the conditions referred to in paragraph 1, where there are reasonable grounds for suspecting that he is employed under the influence of a drug or that he is dependent on drugs. The refusal of the investigation is obliged to submit to the Court of (806/2011) in Chapter 8, Section 30 Of the European Parliament and of the Council. (12/01/837)
A decree of the Council of State may provide for more details of the supply of inspection and investigation and of the tasks referred to in paragraph 1.
Drug-related L 1289/1993 Is repealed by the 373/2008 , see Drug-related L 373/2008 ARTICLE 3 . See also VNa in military service 14443/2007 § 9-10.
The military service in service shall wear a uniform, unless otherwise provided for by the quality of the service or any other reason. An armed outdoor shall comply with the requirements resulting from military harmonisation and service safety.
More detailed provisions on the exterior of the service provided for in this Act shall be given as a military order.
Military suits are regulated by the Defence Forces Act.
An obligation to ensure that conscientious objectivity is prevented by military service by armed service and which seeks an unarmed service, shall be released from armed service and shall be imposed on the unarmed military service. For service.
It is said in this law that the duty to be employed is not armed.
An unarmed service will be organised in such a way that an unarmed conviction does not conflict with the fulfilment of the tasks of the service.
The unarmed are not obliged to use the weapon or ammunition, to exercise their use and not to participate in their maintenance. The same applies to other equipment and articles intended for immediate destruction or damage to the enemy.
Otherwise, an unarmed person shall perform a service in accordance with this law and shall be subject to the status of the military.
The period of service of an unarmed military service shall be 255 days unless he is ordered to undergo training which requires a period of 347 days of service.
An application for an unarmed service shall be assigned to the draft board or sent to the regional office or to the commander of the group in which the person concerned serves.
A military service resident in a foreign country may also submit an application to the authority referred to in Article 126.
The application shall include a declaration of the existence of the conscience grounds referred to in Article 67. The application is made using a form which is confirmed by the General Staff.
An unarmed person may enter armed service if he/she can be provided with training for weapons and ammunition in the remaining period of service in an appropriate manner.
An unarmed person shall apply for a transfer to armed service in writing from the regional office. If the unarmed man is employed, the application must be submitted to the commander.
The transfer from an armed service to an armed service shall not affect the length of service already provided for in military service.
The military service in the armed service, which, on the grounds set out in Article 67, applies for an unarmed service, must serve as an unarmed servant at the place of service until his application has been processed and the decision taken on his service.
The remaining period of service of the armed service assigned to the unarmed military service shall be calculated in such a way that the days already served shall be reduced as such by the period of service determined by the new form of service. The time required for the examination of an application as referred to in paragraph 1 shall be read as a service for conscription to the service to which he was assigned.
The transition to an unarmed service shall not shorten the period of service that has already been allotted to the military service of 165 days.
For the purposes of the armed service referred to in Article 67, the draft board and, otherwise, the regional office shall be the subject of the release and the unarmed recruitment.
The extension of the service in the armed service as referred to in Article 71 of the Decision shall be carried out by the regional office.
A citizen of another state, taken as a citizen of Finland, and a Finnish national who has or has also been a national of another State, shall be exempt from the application for service of military service during peacetime if the person concerned is in the said State. Completed at least four months of service in the service obligation of the military service.
The decision referred to in paragraph 1 shall be carried out by the regional office.
The Regulation of the Council of State may further provide for the application and processing of the application referred to in paragraph 1.
There is no obligation on the debtor to come to his or her convocation or military service if he has the nationality of another country and his place of residence for the last seven years is not in Finland. However, if he moves to Finland before the end of the year in which he reaches the age of 30 years, he may be employed.
The decree of the Council of State may provide for the procedure to be followed for the recruitment referred to in paragraph 1.
During the period of peace, a Finnish citizen, who also holds the nationality of another State, shall be released during the period of peace, if his or her habitual residence is not resident in Finland and shows that his actual ties with the family, study, income, Or other personal matters are not in Finland.
The decision referred to in paragraph 1 may be withdrawn and the person concerned shall be assigned to the armed service if the conditions of exemption have undergone an essential change as a result of the compulsory military service before the end of the year in which he reaches the age of 30. Years, to live in Finland.
In the case referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, the regional office shall be carried out.
The decree of the Council of State may provide for more details on the application and processing of the application referred to in this Article.
An armed person invoking the nationality of another State and an agreement within the meaning of Article 3 (4) shall submit to the military authority, where appropriate, a statement of his/her nationalities and the execution of military service in another State.
A military service which has commenced military service despite the fact that he could have been exempted from service on the basis of the provisions laid down in this Chapter cannot rely on the grounds for exemption after he has started A service in the form of information on the liberalisation criterion.
The decree of the Council of State may further provide for the conclusion and consideration of the report referred to in paragraph 1.
The military service provided for in this Act may be assigned to the service mission referred to in Article 2 (1) (2a) of the Defence Forces Act and the rescue mission referred to in paragraph 2b. In the case of rescue or administrative assistance, military service officers shall not participate:
(1) the arrest of dangerous persons;
(2) clearance of explosives;
(3) tasks necessary for the use of force; and
4) other similar dangerous tasks.
In addition, the military service in service may, where appropriate, be assigned to a defence or military training mission outside the armed forces, including:
(1) public interest collection;
(2) security arrangements for the general public and other events;
(3) support for veterans and veterans' organisations;
(4) the renovation of buildings used for training purposes;
(5) other tasks to promote defence or military training.
The post referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be headed by a person serving the armed forces in charge of the armed forces.
The President of the Republic may decide, on a proposal from the Council, that the Joint Chiefs may order military service in the reserve for a short period, for a maximum period of 14 days, with special training received in the armed forces, in accordance with special training courses, A message, transport, protection and other similar tasks which do not involve the use of military force if it is necessary to (1552/2011) In the circumstances referred to in paragraphs 4 and 5. (12/01/1556)
The task assigned to the Title referred to in paragraph 1 shall be that of the soldier assigned to it.
In accordance with the decision referred to in Article 79, a military service in the reserve may be recruited immediately.
An application may be exempted from the service referred to in Article 79 if the exemption is very necessary in the case of compulsory military service, family or economic conditions, occupation or livelihood. An application is not a valid reason to stay out of service.
In the case referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, the regional office shall be carried out.
The service referred to in Article 78 shall be subject to the provisions relating to the service concerned and the benefits thereto.
For the purposes of Article 79, the provisions of Articles 54 to 60 and 63 to 66 shall apply to the organisation of service. In addition, Article 44 (2) applies as regards paternity leave and the personal leave imposed by Article 46 on a personal basis. In addition, in relation to the benefits of the service, Article 101 of the standby law provides for benefits in relation to the person's duty of duty. (12/01/1556)
The scope of the tasks and procedure referred to in Articles 78 and 79 may be laid down in more detail by the Government Decree.
The purpose of the additional service is to increase and maintain the defence capability and to engage in a set of packages in the formation planned for them, so that a group can be assigned to the early service if necessary.
The President of the Republic may, in the event of a serious disruption or exceptional circumstances of the normal conditions, decide in the order of decision of military orders referred to in Article 32 (1) of the Military Code, that the military may order the Conscripts for auxiliary service. The decision shall be suspended for a maximum period of six months at a time and shall be withdrawn when the situation resulting in the increase and maintenance of defence capabilities permits.
The service may be ordered to enter immediately.
An additional service may be exempted from the application if the exemption is necessary for the purposes of family or economic conditions or the pursuit of the occupation or profession.
The decision referred to in paragraph 1 shall be carried out by the regional office.
A military service in an auxiliary service shall be repatriated when, at the latest within seven days of the decision of the President of the Republic referred to in Article 83, the lifting and maintenance of a defence capability shall allow: Be valid.
The mobilisation of the military may be partial or general. In the early service of the partial mobilisation, a military service in the reserve may be assigned. During the general mobilisation period, a reserve or part of it may also be assigned to the service, 50 years only with the consent of the Parliament.
An alert from the Ministry of Defence may, if necessary, be assigned to the previous service. The service may be ordered to enter immediately.
During a period of peace, a military service which is exempted from the obligation to carry out an obligation to carry out an obligation to carry out an obligation may, during a general mobilisation procedure, order his or her invitation to carry out his or her invitation to carry out an inspection as referred to in Article 26, as well as a service if he is found to be: To be serviceable.
An obligation to discharge a service under this Act for reasons of conscience based on a conviction during peacetime may, during the period of mobilisation, be subject to a stand-by law.
Paragraph 1 shall also apply to the military service referred to in Article 118 (4).
On application by the Agency, the institution, entity or any other employer concerned, the service may be suspended for a fixed period or for the time being, without calling for a public service contract or a similar function The general economic or other general interests of the members of the professions, of a particular profession, as well as other persons whose recruitment could jeopardise the equipment or maintenance of armed forces.
In the case of an additional service and an early service, a military service, acting in the function referred to in Article 35, shall also be employed in the early service.
The application referred to in paragraph 1 shall be submitted to the regional office, which shall decide whether to accept the application. The regional office may withdraw its approval decision if there has been a substantial change in the conditions for exemption. The General Staff gives more detailed provisions on the application procedure.
The application referred to in paragraph 1 shall not be valid for reasons of exclusion from the service.
The provisions of Articles 54 to 60 and 63 to 66 on the organisation of a service shall be governed by the provisions of Articles 54 to 60 and 63 to 66.
The decree of the Council of State may, during an additional service and in the course of the mobilisation, provide for derogations from the date of invitation referred to in Article 15, the invitation to invite and the draft list.
The work and procedures laid down in Article 88 may be laid down in more detail by the Government Decree.
The firearms register shall be a national register of persons, which shall be kept by automatic data processing, which shall be considered to be candidates for service within the meaning of the Act on the Voluntary Service for Women's Service, The establishment and recruitment of the service and service of the service and service, the planning and organisation of national and international training and service, promotion and remuneration, For investing and preparing for missions.
In addition, personal data may be processed in the register of non-conscripts for the siting and reservation of exceptional circumstances where the information relates to:
(1) in the service of the armed forces or the Corps;
(2) the issuing of a commitment within the meaning of the Act on voluntary land defence;
(3) military crisis management or peace-keeping mission or service.
The firearms register may also include documents relating to manual, military service and compulsory military service.
Personal data shall be processed for processing personal data (523/1999) And the Law on Public Access to Public Authorities (18/09/1999) In so far as this Act does not provide otherwise.
The administrator of the firearms register shall be the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Regional Office in its territory, as well as the mass division in the case of its servants.
The military authority shall process the information contained in the military service register to the extent that the information is necessary for the purposes of carrying out the task referred to in Article 91. Information concerning the state of health, disease, disability, or treatment of disability, as well as information about a suspected criminal offence or punishment may only be processed when processing of data is necessary To carry out the individual task of the military authority or to ensure the safety of the service referred to in Article 9.
For the purpose of performing the tasks referred to in Article 91, a register shall be entered in the register of persons with a full name, personal identification number, gender, mother tongue, nationality, nationality, civil status, profession, place of birth, home municipality and Residence, demography, address and telephone number or other contact information as well as military value.
In addition, in order to carry out the tasks referred to in Article 91, the compulsory military service record shall include the following information concerning compulsory military service:
1) training and examinations;
2) a driving licence;
(3) the service and the assessment carried out on the basis of the aptitude test;
(4) service, place of service and time;
(5) military oath and military insurance;
(6) suitability and investment in accordance with training and knowledge;
(7) information on the state of health where the information is relevant for military service, investment or military service;
(8) description;
(9) the penalties imposed in the disciplinary procedure and the penalties and other penalties and penalties imposed for the offences covered by the military trial, where the information is relevant for military service, investment or military value; From an angle;
(10) the local authority of the population accounting officer and the church or other religious community and its parish;
(11) the family legal status and the name and address of the immediate family;
12) a disability, a limitation of viability and a guardian;
(13) whether conscription is to be retained in a penal institution or in a hospital or other social or health care facility.
The decree of the Council of State may provide for more detailed provisions on the information content of the military service register.
It shall ensure that his place of residence, address and other contact details, aspects of his service capacity and information on nationalities are known to the military authority.
The military authority shall provide the information referred to in paragraph 1 to the military authority referred to in Article 92 and shall reply to a written request made by the Authority within 14 days of the date on which he has received the request. Information.
A written questionnaire, as referred to in paragraph 2, and the provision of information may be further laid down by the Council Regulation.
In order to carry out the duties provided for in Article 91, the controller shall also have the right, in addition to the provisions of the other law, without prejudice to the confidentiality rules, to obtain the information necessary for the compulsory military register as follows:
1) Population information system (507/1993) The information referred to in paragraph 1 (1) to (4) and (3) for the purpose of inviting conscripts and other compulsory military service for the following year, for the purposes of inviting conscription and investment;
2. On the status and rights of the patient (785/1992) From the public and private health service provider referred to in paragraph 4, as well as to the health care professional, to provide information on the state of health of the military service for the purpose of determining his service;
3) from the health centre, mental health office, hospital or other mental health care professionals; (1116/1990) For the provision of mental health services to a military service if the information is relevant to the organisation of military service or service in service;
(4) from the social authority, information on the social and economic situation of military service if the information is relevant in determining the place of service and the timing of the service and the organisation of service;
(5) information from the police on the subject-matter of police military service, the alleged criminal acts and the penalties imposed on military service if the information is relevant for assessing the suitability of the military service in Article 38; And for the purpose of assessing the location of military service and for organising his service;
(6) in order to assess the suitability of a military service for the training and the task referred to in Article 38, and for the assessment of his investment or for the assessment of the conditions for remuneration and promotion in respect of a financial penalty; Information on the financial penalties and their implementation, as well as information on the national processing system of the National System of Justice and Home Affairs Information on the National System of Public Administration Information, Public Prosecutor or Court of Justice; Pending or otherwise criminal matters and decisions, and Information on the solutions adopted under the closing declaration system in criminal matters and the validity thereof, where such information is available; (14/04/2013)
(7) information from the Corps of Border Guards on the basis of the service, service, service and purpose of service in the border guard service for the purpose of carrying out the duties provided for in this Law; To assess the investment;
(8) the basic information of the civil service authority and the information on his service and service for the purpose of preparing the exceptional circumstances of exceptional circumstances;
(9) Basic information referred to in Article 94 (1) and information on the person's investment in the task referred to in this Act for the purpose of assessing his investment, as referred to in Article 94 (1) of the defence training firm;
(10) Information on the nationality of a person with a view to determining whether a person is obliged to perform a service under this law;
(11) the registration of the Criminal Sanctions Agency in the form of an indication of the invitation to be retained in a penal institution or for the date of service, or for the date of its release, for the purpose of the invitation and service; (14/04/2013)
(12) Information from the social or health care institution and other responsible institution concerning the date on which the institution is engaged in secondment, if the person concerned is not free to leave the institution; And for the organisation of his service;
(13) Information from the People's Pensions Office concerning a military service which has been awarded the National Pensions Act (568/2007) Disability pension or disability benefit law (1920/2007) A disability allowance for the purpose of carrying out the assignment and fitness for service within the meaning of this Act; (5.3.2010/147)
(14) The Transport Safety Agency shall provide information on the vehicle registration register for the purposes of the processing of driving licences and driving licences; (22/05/2015)
(15) Customs information on the subject-matter of the customs service in customs service, the acts of misconduct attributable to customs offences and the penalties imposed on conscripts, if the information is relevant for the assessment of the suitability of the military service provided for in Article 38; For the purpose of training, training and the assessment of military service and the organisation of his service. (22/05/2015)
The controller shall be entitled to receive the information referred to in paragraph 1 by means of a technical service, or in the form of a mechanical language, free of charge or free of charge on the basis of the cost of the release of the information, in the same way as that of the controller concerned. Agreement is agreed. Prior to the disclosure of the information in the military service register, the technical service shall provide the controller with a description of the data protection provided for in Article 32 (1) of the Personal Data Act.
Without prejudice to the provisions of Article 1 (2) and (3), the health care professional shall have the right, without prejudice to the rules of confidentiality, to have access to the health status prior to the compulsory health check, in the form of an invitation to tender or during a service. Information on the health status of the health service provider, the health care professional and the mental health service, if the information is necessary for the assessment of the service worthiness of the military service; or From the point of view of service. The health care provider referred to in paragraph 1 (2) and (3), the health care professional and the person performing mental health care shall, without prejudice to the provisions of confidentiality, also provide information on their own initiative. (5.3.2010/147)
A decree of the Council of State may provide for more details of the content of the categories of data referred to in paragraph 1 and the procedure to be followed when the information is disclosed.
Population data L 507/1993 Has been repealed by L 661/2009 , see On the Population Information System and the certification services of the Population Register Centre 661/2009 ARTICLE 13 .
In addition to the provisions of the Law on Public Access, the compulsory military register may, without prejudice to the obligation of professional secrecy, provide the following information:
(1) the Ministry of Defence, the Military Authority and the Border Guard for the implementation of military service and the recruitment of staff, staff planning and the award of the Medal of Honor;
(2) the Ministry of Employment and the Economy and the Civil Service Centre for the implementation of civil service;
(3) the Ministry of Employment and the Economy for the implementation of the work service;
(4) tasks related to the provision of an invitation to the police and for recruitment;
(5) the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the purpose of dealing with the issue of military service;
6) to the Immigration Agency for the purpose of determining the status of citizenship;
7. To the National Pensions Office for the purpose of implementing a military grant;
(8) the provision of a service to the population information system for the purposes of the registration of citizenship;
(9) to the courts and prosecuting authorities for the military value and service and for the penalties provided for in the disciplinary procedure for the performance of the mission;
(10) the authority, entity and a private person in respect of the award of the Medal of Honour or any other award;
(11) Basic information referred to in Article 94 (1) of the Military Training School for the organisation of a voluntary land defence training;
(12) at the request of the employer in service or in service to the employer, at the request of the date on which the termination of the service is due to the date of termination of the service; (305/2009) For application, where the employer indicates that the employment or post-employment relationship is in force;
(13) Information on driving licences and driving licences for the performance of the tasks provided for by the Transport Safety Agency; (5.3.2010/147)
(14) with the express consent of the data subject, including those referred to in paragraphs 1 to 13. (5.3.2010/147)
(8.5.2010)In granting the authorisation referred to in Article 28 of the Law on the operation of public authorities, the authorisation of confidential information shall be accompanied by the provisions necessary to protect the defence and the private interest.
The controller shall disclose the information referred to in this section to the Authority, notwithstanding the provisions of confidentiality, in the form of technical access or in the form of machine language. Prior to the transmission of the data by means of a technical service, the requesting information shall provide an explanation of the data protection within the meaning of Article 32 (1) of the Personal Data Act.
The decree of the Council of State may provide for further details of the procedure to be followed and the procedure to be followed.
In addition to the provisions of the Act on public access to the public service, the military service register may, without prejudice to the obligation of professional secrecy, provide the necessary information concerning the firearms code. (1998) The applicant and the holder of the authorisation, and for the assessment of the personal suitability of the holder of the approval and of the approval of the holder of the authorisation, for service and serviceability.
The military authority shall also inform the police of the conduct of the conscription of a military service on his own initiative, if the military authority has reasonable grounds to consider, on the basis of his conduct of military service, an inappropriate To hold a firearm, a part of a weapon, a cartridge or a particularly dangerous ammunition. The declaration must contain an inappropriate statement of reasons. The police shall immediately dispose of the information provided by the military authority on their own initiative immediately if the information is not used for consideration of the withdrawal of authorisation or approval of the firearms law.
The personal data shall be deleted from the military service register no later than one year after the person is no longer in the reserve or the reserve list.
The offence and penalty information shall be removed from the conscription register no later than one year after the entry into force of the entry into which the information is obtained has been discharged or when the conscription to which the information relates has been repatriated. Later that information will be deleted at the latest five years after the entry of the information in the compulsory military service register.
Documents to be transferred from the archives and to archives are laid down in the Archives Act (181/1994) .
Under this law, the person carrying out his service shall be entitled to free accommodation, accommodation and clothing. However, the right to free accommodation and muonets is not a holiday period for which a military service is to spend outside the service.
If the maintenance referred to in paragraph 1 cannot be arranged as a result of a trip or special service conditions, the maintenance shall be replaced by money. The amount of compensation is set by a decree of the Ministry of Defence.
The General Staff shall provide more detailed provisions for the maintenance referred to in paragraph 1.
The right to receive daily allowance for each day of service shall be entitled to receive a daily allowance. The daily allowance may be varied according to the duration of the service.
In addition to the daily allowance, a special task may be paid by the person concerned on the basis of demanding service conditions.
The Ministry of Defence's decree provides for more detailed information on the amount of the daily allowance and other allowances and the procedure for payment.
During the refresher exercise of the reserve, the auxiliary service, the service referred to in Article 79, and the early service of the mobilization service, shall have the right to be counted as servants of the reserve premium.
The reserve shall be paid as a daily salary of at least 3 % of the function-specific salary of the Ministry of Defence contracted by the Ministry of Defence, as agreed under the terms of the contract. The amount of the reserve salary may be varied according to the mission.
The reserve fee shall not be paid for the period for which the service has been deliberately recruited due to the injury caused by the injury it has caused.
The Ministry of Defence's decree provides for more detailed provisions on the amount of the reserve premium and the procedure for payment.
The obligation to obtain the travel or reimbursement of costs incurred by the State for the purpose of a journey between the place of home or residence and the place of service or inspection is entitled:
(1) military service, refresher training, additional service or mobilisation or repatriation of service;
(2) the exit from the place of service referred to in Article 59 (1) (1); or
(3) order for the inspection referred to in Article 26.
Paragraph 1 (3) shall not apply to a military service which is inspected at the regional office for the first time if he has been absent from the call or from an inspection organised by the regional office.
Costs in Finland shall also be reimbursed in the case of a travel test organised by the armed forces within the meaning of Article 29.
Travel costs are reimbursed according to the cost of using the cheapest public vehicle.
The cost of travelling abroad and abroad will only be reimbursed if the military service is resident abroad and he is embarking on a military service. Travel costs shall be reimbursed for a trip to Finland from the place of residence of the military service to Finland, which has begun not earlier than four weeks before the commencement date, and the journey to a place of residence abroad, which is: Within four weeks of the end of the service. The four-week period may be waived if there have been particularly weighty reasons for travelling time.
The replacement of travel costs and related procedures can be regulated in more detail by a ministerial decree.
In the case of a holiday and a free trip within the meaning of Articles 44 to 46, the security man shall receive a travel expenses or reimbursement of travel expenses for his or her place of residence or place of residence or, in particular, for any other place in Finland, where: He has special personal connections. The habitual residence of a resident shall, in the course of his service, be entitled to at least one holiday in his home or residence abroad.
The journey must be made in the most advantageous way for the State.
The Ministry of Defence decrees that the number of free journeys abroad may be further specified. The Headquarters gives more detailed provisions on the reimbursement of travel expenses.
The staff of the service provided for in this Act shall have the right to undergo the examination of a doctor or other health care professional and receive appropriate treatment without delay.
Health care is more specifically regulated by the Law on the organisation of health care (32/1987) .
In matters relating to social security relating to his service, the conscription shall be entitled, where appropriate, to expert assistance.
The continuation of the service provided for in the service provided for in the service is governed by the law on the continuation of the civil defence obligation and the maintenance of the employment relationship.
Care shall be taken to ensure that the staff member receives sufficient information as referred to in paragraph 1. Before the termination or suspension of the service, the commander or this authority shall provide the service in the service of the service provided for in Article 5 of the above Law.
Other economic and social interests of the armed forces and of this family are also laid down in the Military Assistance Act (781/1993) And the Law on financial aid after the death of conscripts (13/04/1994) .
It shall be required, in writing, to require a corrigendum from the regional office to the decision of the Regional Office or the Board of Appeal of the Office or of the Board of Appeal of the Regional Office or of the Board of Appeal of the Regional Office or of the Office. The decision on the suspension of training, the suspension of service, the determination of the drug investigation, the timing of paternity leave and the benefit provided for in this Act.
The adjustment requirement shall be made within 30 days from the date of notification to the military service of the decision. The adjustment requirement shall be made to the regional office of destination according to the place of residence. The adjustment requirement shall be forwarded to the authority which took the decision. However, the objection to the decision of the Board of Appeal shall be forwarded to the regional office.
The decision to require the adjustment referred to in Article 109 shall not be directly appealed against.
The decision to lodge a complaint from the regional office and the rest of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the regional office, the Force and the draft board under this law may appeal against the To the Central Board.
The decision on the imposition of a service, the suspension of training, the suspension of a service and the decision to impose a study on the use of a drug shall be implemented in spite of the complaint and the complaint.
The decision of the Central Board of Appeal shall not be appealed against.
The decision of the military authority concerning the following shall not be selected either:
1) for training purposes as referred to in Article 38;
(2) the shortening of the period of service referred to in Article 41;
(3) the date of the leave referred to in Article 44;
4. The granting of the leave referred to in Articles 45 and 46;
5. The authorisation to leave the service provided for in Article 59;
6) for the recruitment referred to in Article 62.
In addition, it is prohibited to appeal against the decision of the Head of the Force Commander and the Director of the Practice Directions on the organisation of service, training, refresher or extra service.
The appeal to the Central Board shall also be forwarded to the authority which issued the decision. However, the notice of appeal against the decision of the Board of Appeal shall be forwarded to the Regional Office or the Board of Appeal of the Board of Appeal.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Regional Office or the Corps shall, within eight days following receipt of the appeal, send it, together with the documents accompanying it, together with its own opinion to the Central Board.
The complaint to the Central Board of Appeal must be addressed and resolved as a matter of urgency.
The decision in this case shall be forwarded without delay to the appellant and information to the authority which took the decision.
The Council of State shall set a draft notice for four years at a time.
The Central Board of the Ministry of the Interior has the President and the Vice-President who have experience in the case of a judge and five other members, three of whom must be masters of law and two of them. In the field of military service, at least worthy officers of the lieutenant colonel. Not more than three members shall be employed by the Ministry of Defence.
The Chairperson, the Vice-Chairperson and the members of the Central Military Committee shall be responsible for the exercise of the right of permanent and civil service to the judge in those duties.
A quorum shall be present in the presence of a Chairperson or a Vice-Chairperson, a member of an officer and other members in such a way that the representatives of the Ministry of Defence do not constitute the majority present.
The Central Board can take on the secretary of the law.
The Chairperson, the Vice-Chairperson, the Deputy and Secretary-General of the Central Military Committee shall be entitled to receive a fee from State resources for participation in the work of the Central Board.
The amount and payment of the premium is laid down by the Ministry of Defence's decree.
The decree of the Council of State may provide for further details of the convening of the draft board of invitations and of the minutes of the panel and the signature of its delivery books.
A guard who refuses to serve the law provided for in this law shall, unless he applies for civil service, (39/1889) Instead of applying the provisions On the refusal of military service Sentence, as provided for in the Civil Service Act, as provided for in the civil service. In the case of sentencing for the remainder of the service concerned, the duration of the sentence shall be deemed to have been imposed on him as a civilian service by virtue of a civil service law if he/she had been admitted to the civil service on the day he was discharged.
Save as otherwise provided in this Article, the provisions of the Civil Service Act shall apply in respect of the offence referred to in paragraph 1. Mr Varusman, who has been ordered by a military court commander in a military trial by the commander in charge of the preliminary examination of the offence of refusal of military service (326/1983) Shall be sent immediately to the prosecutor. If the person concerned is not sentenced for refusing military service to a prison sentence, he shall be reinstated by the military authority.
In the event of a non-conscription of a sentenced person to a civil service, he may be released on parole in the form of a sentence of imprisonment for civil service offences in civil service offences. Shall be provided for.
Where the sentenced person has completed a sentence of imprisonment, or when the sentence of imprisonment has lapsed, he shall no longer be ordered to carry out military service in peacetime.
An obligation which, without undue delay, falls within the time-limit referred to in Article 16 or the inspection referred to in Article 26, or leaves the event without a permit issued by the military authority before his or her case has been addressed, shall: Condemn On the call for absence from call Fine.
If the action referred to in Article 119 is carried out during a mobilisation period, the offender shall be sentenced to a fine or imprisonment for a period not exceeding six months.
An obligation which fails to comply or breaks
(1) the order issued by the inviting authority in the invitation; or
(2) an order issued by the military authority in the inspection referred to in Article 26;
Must be condemned On insubordination in the call Fine.
Who, in order to be released from compulsory military service, or in order to obtain relief
(1) harm themselves or their health, or
(2) present false information to the military authority;
Must be condemned On the avoidance of service within the meaning of the Military Service Act Fine or imprisonment for a maximum of three months.
Where the offence referred to in Article 122 is committed during a period of mobilisation, with a view to permanently or for a long period of time a map of compulsory military service, the offender shall be sentenced to imprisonment for up to two years.
An obligation which repeatedly fails to reply to the enquiry referred to in Article 95 (2) shall be condemned, unless the act is subject to a heavier penalty elsewhere in the law, Breach of the reporting obligation Fine.
At the request of the regional office, the police shall retrieve, without any legal impediment, their conscription, inspection or service ordered by the Office of the Regional Office, or to issue a military service to the regional office.
The decision referred to in this Act may be notified to a military service living abroad (2003) , including the sending of a decision to the Finnish delegation to the military service.
The military authority, as referred to in this Act, may submit a declaration and a letter addressed to the military authority through the authority of the diplomatic service referred to in paragraph 1. The Foreign Affairs Authority shall forward the document or the notification without delay to the Army Headquarters.
The tasks entrusted to the Representation in this Act shall be provided by the consular services of Finland (498/1999) And the Regulation adopted pursuant to it.
The Kuzun in the Province of Åland is to be delivered in the town of Mariehamn. In the Sickboard Assembly, the provincial municipalities are represented by a representative elected by the City Council of Maarianhamn or by a deputy.
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2008.
This law will repeal:
1) the Military Service Act of 15 September 1950; (452/1950) With its subsequent modifications;
(2) Law of 29 June 1953 on the remuneration of the service of military service other than those of permanent staff (294/1953) With its subsequent modifications.
At the time of entry into force of this Act, the unarmed military service shall be subject to the law on military service in force at the time of entry into force of the law.
The obligation to provide for compulsory military service under the law applicable at the time of entry into force of this Act shall apply as provided for in Article 87.
The entry into force of this Act shall be without prejudice to any decision to initiate or to grant a service rendered under the law in force.
The provisions and regulations adopted under the law applicable upon entry into force of this Act shall remain in force in so far as they do not conflict with this law. However, they shall be renewed within two years of the entry into force of this Act.
If other legislation makes reference to the compulsory military service, the reference shall be understood as referring to this law. (28.6.2010)
Before the entry into force of this Act, measures may be taken to implement it.
THEY 37/2007 , PuVM 1/2007, EVThis Act shall enter into force on 1 August 2009.
THEY 207/2008 TyVM 1/2009, EV 13/2009
This Act shall enter into force on 15 March 2010.
Before the law enters into force, measures may be taken to implement the law.
This law shall not apply to the complaint or to the request for a correction to be made or made before the date of entry into force of this Act.
THEY 79/2009 , PuVM 1/2010, EV
This Act shall enter into force on 1 December 2010.
THEY 102/2009 , LaVM 2/2010, EV 21/2010
This Act shall enter into force on 1 May 2011.
Before the entry into force of this Act, measures may be taken to implement it.
THEY 90/2010 , StVM 40/2010, EV 244/2010
This Act shall enter into force on 13 June 2011.
THEY 106/2009 , HaVM 16/2010, EV 149/2010
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2014.
THEY 222/2010 , LaVM 44/2010 EV 374/2010
This Act shall enter into force on 1 March 2012.
THEY 3/2008 , PuVM 3/2010, EV 71/2010, LJL 1/2011, EK 28/2011
This Act shall enter into force on 1 February 2013.
Before the law enters into force, action can be taken to enforce the law.
THEY 37/2012 , PuVM 4/2012, EV 42/2012
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2015. However, Article 104 already enters into force on 1 January 2014.
THEY 8/2013 , PuVM 2/2013, EV 79/2013
This Act shall enter into force on 1 January 2015.
THEY 102/2014 , UAVM 12/2014, EV 129/2014
This Act shall enter into force on 1 June 2015.
THEY 351/2014 , HaVM 54/2014, EV 341/2014
