rse (1), based on how to enter the Army of the Army consists of:
a. Volunteer Soldiers; and
B. Soldiers are obliged.
(3) The Volunteer Warriors as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter a include:
a. Warrior Career; and
B. Private Volunteer Short Service.
(4) Soldiers as referred to in verse (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) are grouped into the ranks of the rank of:
a. officer;
B. bintara; and
C. Private.
Section 3
The Minister established the allocation of the strength of the Soldiers and the number of Citizens for which each year is acceptable and/or deployed to undergo the Warrior Service with regard to the Commander's consideration.
Section 4
The woman who became a Private in the undergo of the soldiering Service is tailored to the nature, harkat, and dignity of her womanly.
Section 5
(1) Each Warrior is given the rank.
(2) PLift as referred to in verse (1) according to its nature is distinguished as follows:
a. the effective rank given to the Private during the course of the Army of the Army and brought upon the full administration; and
B. Special rank composed of local rank and titular rank.
BAB II
PROVISIONING
The Kesatu section
Acceptance
Section 6
(1) Each Citizen gets a wide-breadth opportunity to be admitted to a Volunteer Soldier through the admissions process.
(2) The acceptance process as referred to in paragraph (1) through the campaign, lighting, and announcement.
(3) The admission of being a Private Volunteer is exercised through registration, selection, and First Education.
(4) The further provisions of the acceptance process as referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
(5) Further provisions regarding acceptance of being a Volunteer Soldier as referred to in paragraph (3) are governed by the Commander in Chief.
Section 7
(1) The common requirement to be a Soldier is:
a. Citizens of Indonesia;
B. Faith and fear in the Lord of the Almighty;
c. faithful to the State of the Republic of Indonesia based on Pancasila and the Basic Law of the Republic of Indonesia in 1945;
D. at the time of being inducted into the lowest-aged Soldier 18 (eighteen) years;
e. has no record of criminality issued in writing by the State Police of Indonesia;
f. healthy physical and spiritual;
G. not being deprived of the right of being a Soldier based on the court ruling that has gained the power of the law fixed;
h. pass the First Education to form a Soldier Student to a Soldier; and
i. Other requirements conform to the purpose.
(2) The further provisions of the general requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
Section 8
(1) The admission of the Citizen to a Volunteer Soldier is carried out by the admissions committee set up at the area and center level according to the need.
(2) The acceptance panel referred to in paragraph (1) is in charge of registration, requirement research, summoning, and testing.
(3) The cost of travel and accommodation of Citizens who meet the calls and during testing at the central level are borne by the state.
(4) Further provisions concerning the acceptance of the Volunteer Soldiers as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
Section 9
(1) The final results of the selection of the Volunteer of the Volunteers as referred to in Article 8 were announced by the admissions committee.
(2) The Citizen who passed the selection and was elected next to serve First Education as a Soldier of Students.
(3) Citizens who are not elected as the Student Soldiers are returned to the area of origin of registration at the cost of the country.
(4) Further provisions on the results of the acceptance selection as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
Section 10
The appointment of a Student Warrior as referred to in Article 9 of the verse (2) is set with the Commander ' s Decision.
The Second Part
Deployment
Section 11
(1) Any State Citizen who meets the requirements may be required to undergo the Soldiering Service.
(2) Citizens who meet the requirements as referred to in paragraph (1) and are elected next undergo First Education as a Student Warrior.
BAB III
Education
The Kesatu section
Education First
Section 12
(1) First Education consisted of the First Education for the appointment of the officers of the rank of officers of the officers, the petty officers, and the enlisted men.
(2) The First Education for the appointment of the officers of the officers ' ranks of officers consists of:
a. The Indonesian Academy of Military and the education of Private Volunteer Service, with input from secondary education; and
B. Officer school, with the input from the college.
(3) First Education for the appointment of a non-commissioned member of the non-commissioned group with input from secondary education.
(4) First education for the appointment of a Private group of soldiers in first place with input from primary education.
(5) The further provisions of First Education as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), paragraph (3), and verse (4) are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
The Second Part
Education Establishment
Section 13
(1) The Establishment Education consists of the education of the eching cycle ranging from the provision, education, use and treatment to the separation.
28. The Office of Kedinasan is any provision in the form of materiel and non-materiel by the state to meet the needs of both physical and spiritual needs including the income of the Private, the Rawatan of the Soldier, the incision of the Family of the Soldiers, and the grace.
29. An Officer's Honor Council is an ad hoc vessel formed by officials who are authorized to examine officers who have tabiates and/or other actions that are adversely adverse to the discipline of soldiering or TNI and advise and advise. Considerations to the authorized officials.
Section 2
(1) Soldiers are composed of Army Soldiers, Navy Soldiers, and Air Force Soldiers.
(2) Soldiers as referred to in ve rvice. referred to in Article 20.
(2) Special Service ties are made and signed before the concerned underwent education and is calculated starting the expiration date of the Service of the Service.
(3) Further provisions of Special Service Bonds as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are governed by the Commander in Chief.
Section 23
(1) The Time of the Short Service, as referred to in Article 18, is designated at least 5 (5) years and 10 (10) years.
(2) The Short Service Association is created and signed before the elected Citizen is appointed a Student Warrior and applies to the start date of the First Education pass.
(3) The Short Service Bond Period cannot be extended.
(4) The Short Service Volunteer Army who has ended his time can be appointed a Career Warrior with a requirement.
(5) The further provisions of the Short Service Association as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), paragraph (3), and paragraph (4) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
The Second Part
The rank of Warrior
Section 24
(1) The Army of the Army Soldiers as follows:
a. The rank of officer consists of:
1. General of the TNI;
2. Lieutenant General of the TNI;
3. Major General TNI;
4. Brigadier General TNI;
5. Colonel;
6. Lieutenant Colonel;
7. Major;
8. Captain;
9. Lt. One; and
Ten, Second Lieutenant.
B. The rank of Bintara consists of:
1. The Maid of First Lieutenant;
2. The Maid of the Second Lieutenant;
3. Sergeant Major;
4. Staff Sergeant;
5. Sergeant One; and
6. Sergeant Two.
C. The title of Tamtama consists of:
1. Corporal Chief;
2. Corporal One;
3. Corporal Two;
4. Head Warrior;
5. Private One; and
6. Soldier Two.
(2) The Pangkat of the Armed Forces of the Navy as follows:
a. The rank of officer consists of:
1. Admiral of the TNI;
2. Admiral Madya TNI;
3. Rear Admiral TNI;
4. First Admiral of the TNI;
5. Colonel;
6. Lieutenant Colonel;
7. Major;
8. Captain;
9. Lt. One; and
Ten, Second Lieutenant.
B. The rank of Bintara consists of:
1. The Maid of First Lieutenant;
2. The Maid of the Second Lieutenant;
3. Sergeant Major;
4. Staff Sergeant;
5. Sergeant One; and
6. Sergeant Two.
C. The title of Tamtama consists of:
1. Corporal Chief;
2. Corporal One;
3. Corporal Two;
4. Head Kelation;
5. Kelation One; and
6. Kelation Two.
(3) The Pangkat of the Air Force Soldiers as follows:
a. The rank of officer consists of:
1. Marshal of the TNI;
2. Marshal Madya TNI;
3. Junior Commandant of the TNI;
4. First Marshal of the TNI;
5. Colonel;
6. Lieutenant Colonel;
7. Major;
8. Captain;
9. Lt. One; and
Ten, Second Lieutenant.
B. The rank of Bintara consists of:
1. The Maid of First Lieutenant;
2. The Maid of the Second Lieutenant;
3. Sergeant Major;
4. Staff Sergeant;
5. Sergeant One; and
6. Sergeant Two.
C. The title of Tamtama consists of:
1. Corporal Chief;
2. Corporal One;
3. Corporal Two;
4. Head Warrior;
5. Private One; and
6. Soldier Two.
(4) As to the rank of officer followed by a branch or corps which indicates one of the career fields in the Indonesian environment.
(5) As for the rank of Marine Corps, the Navy is equated with the rank of Army of the Army and accompanied "(Mar)" behind it.
(6) Further provisions on the additional designations stating the kechians or corps, are arranged with the Commander's Ordinance.
Section 25
The provisions of type, shape, color, and layout of the use of rank marks are governed by the Commander's Rule.
The Third Part
The Rise Of The Rank
Section 26
(1) Each Private acquires the opportunity to gain a promotion based on its achievements in accordance with the prevailing career pattern and meet the requirements specified.
(2) The terms of the (1) section apply to the (men) of the Students.
(3) The further provisions of the promotion of rank as referred to in verse (1) and verse (2) are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
Section 27
(1) The rise of the rank consists of:
a. a regular promotion increase; and
B. A special promotion.
(2) The special rank ascension consists of:
a. rise of the extraordinary rank; and
B. An award promotion.
(3) The extraordinary rank of rank consists of:
a. ascension to the extraordinary rank of war military operation;
B. ascension to the extraordinary rank of military operations other than the war;
c. rise of the extraordinary rank of the posthumous war military operation; and
D. The rise of the extraordinary rank of military operations other than a posthumous war
(4) The accession of the rank of Colonel and to/in the rank of High Officer by the President.
(5) Further provisions concerning the promotion of rank as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and verse (3) are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
The Fourth Part
Special Rank Grant
Section 28
(1) Soldiers who perform special duties and positions which require a higher rank than they may be given the local rank as referred to in Section 5 (2) of the letter b.
(2) The local power grant does not carry the following administration.
(3) The further provisions of the local rank as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
Section 29
(1) The Citizen required and willing to perform a specific soldiering task in the Indonesian environment is given the titular rank as referred to in Article 5 of the paragraph (2) of the letter b.
(2) The use of the titular rank only applies as long as it is concerned that the office of the soldier is the basis for the grnd ends.
(6) The further provisions of the Advanced Service Association as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed with the Commander in Chief.
Section 22
(1) The Term of the Special Service as referred to in Article 17 of the paragraph (2) is specified at least two (two) times and at least 5 (five) times of the education period followed and taken into account after the completion of the First Service of the Service as a result of the term of the Special Se anted the welfare of the Office of Kedinasan.
(2) Each Student Warrior is given the income of the Warrior and the Office of the Warrior.
The Second Part
The Private Income
Section 39
(1) Each Warrior is granted a routine worth of income each month.
(2) The enviable income as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of:
a. periodic pay of principal and pass;
B. family allowance;
c. allowance of office;
D. operation allowance;
e. special allowance; and
f. money lauk pauk or natura.
(3) The further provisions of the income worthy of the Soldier as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are governed in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
Section 40
(1) Soldiers of Students during the First Education earn income in the form of an educational allowance.
(2) Further provisions concerning the awarding of the Student Soldiers as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
The Third Part
The Soldier ' s Rawatan
Section 41
(1) The soldier gets the Soldier ' s Office in the form:
a. individual equipment;
B. service uniform apparel;
c. food rations;
D. housing or dormitory or mess;
e. health care;
f. Moril coaching;
G. Physical coaching;
h. Mental coaching and religious services;
i. coaching discipline and orderly conduct;
J. legal assistance;
No, health and life insurance;
I. Military operations assignment insurance; and
M. I'm sorry
(2) The Office of the Warrior as referred to in verse (1) is given also to the Student Warrior.
(3) Further provisions of the Soldier ' s Office as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter k and the letter l are set in the Government Regulation.
(4) Further provisions of the Soldier ' s Office as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, letter b, letter c, letter d, letter e, letter f, letter h, letter i, letter j, and the letter m is set in the Commander's Ordinance.
Section 42
(1) Soldiers during the undergoing Education Establishment and development education as referred to in Article 13 and Section 14 got pocket money.
(2) The further provisions of the pocket money as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Commander in Chief.
Section 43
(1) Soldiers during the serve of educational duties outside the Ministry of Defence education and/or the TNI get the help of education fees.
(2) Soldiers and Soldiers of Students during the serve of educational duties in the Ministry of Defence education and/or TNI received educational costs support.
(3) Further provisions concerning the assistance of education fees as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regulation of the Minister.
The Fourth Part
The Private Family ' s View
Section 44
(1) The Family of the Soldiers gets the family ' s rawbe include:
a. health care;
B. Moril coaching;
c. mental coaching and religious services; and
D. Legal aid.
(2) The further provisions of the execution of the Family of the Soldiers as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a are governed in the Government Ordinance.
(3) Further provisions concerning the execution of the Family of the Soldiers as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b, letter c, and the letter d are governed in the Commander's Ordinance
The Fifth Part
The Satisfaction Interest for the Private who
Temporarily dismissed from the Title
Section 45
(1) The temporary discharged soldier of the post referred to in Article 33 of the paragraph (1) the letter a and the letter b, obtained the Office of Kedinasan as referred to in Article 38, while the income of the Soldiers as referred to in Article 39 verse (2) the letter c, the letter d, and the letter e, is not given.
(2) The temporary disappointments of the posts as referred to in Article 33 of the paragraph (1) of the letter c, received the Office of Kedinasan as referred to in Article 38, while the income of the Soldiers as referred to in Article 39 of the paragraph (2) The letters a and letter b are only given by 75% (seventy-five percent) and the income of the Soldiers as referred to in Article 39 of the paragraph (2) of the letter c, the letter d, and the letter e is not given.
The Sixth Part
Kedinasan Rawatan For The Lightweight Disabled Soldier
Section 46
Soldiers and Student Soldiers who are in and/or due to service, expressed as a light defect as a result of direct action of the opponent and not the direct action of the opponent, in addition to receiving the Office of Contemplation as referred to in Article 38 also received santunan in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
The Seventh Part
The Satisfaction Interest for the Declared Warrior Missing in Duty
Section 47
(1) Soldiers and Soldiers of the Student who are declared missing in the task of still receiving a presumpous incision as before for the longest 12 (twelve) months of counting were declared lost in the task, which was accepted to his heir.
(2) The soldier and the Student Warrior as referred to in verse (1) which is then rediscovered and still alive, can be reappointed in accordance with the status before being declared lost and given the right of the full Office of Kedinasan as long as it is declared lost, By taking into account the rights that his heirs have received.
(3) The further provisions of the implementation of the granting of the Office of Dinasan as referred to in verse (1) and verse (2) are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
The Eighth Part
The boon
Section 48
(1) Soldiers and Soldiers of Students who in battle are credited with exceeding the call of duty awarded the extraordinary rank of military operation of the war as referred to in Article 27 paragraph (3) letter a or rise of the extraordinary rank of military operation a posthumous war as referred to in Article 27 of the paragraph (3) of the letter c.
(2) Soldiers and Soldiers of Students who are assigned special orders with physical life betting and are credited with exceeding the call of duty awarded an extraordinary promotion of military operations other than the war as refntment in office are on the Officials as referred to in verse (1) for the office in the structure of the TNI are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
(3) The provisions as referred to in paragraph (1) for the office outside of the Indonesian structure are governed as referred to in Article 32 of the paragraph (2).
BAB V
RAWTE
The Kesatu section
Common
Section 38
(1) Each of the soldiers and his family is gr ith the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and the lesser are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
(3) In terms of the Warrior will be honed with respect from the Army of the Soldiers before it gets a decision of dismissal with respect from the Office of the soldiering by the officials as referred to in verse (1) and verse (2), the official authorized raised and laid off from office can issue a decision while the dismissal with respect from the Soldiers of the Soldiers.
Section 56
(1) Soldiers who will undergo retirement are entitled to a term of 12 (12) months of pension preparation.
(2) The further provisions of the retirement preparatory term as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
Section 57
(1) The student soldier was discharged with respect from First Education because:
a. not meet the physical and/or spiritual requirements;
B. fall, die, or die;
c. there is no certainty over him, after 1 (one) year since being declared missing in task;
D. academic reason; or
e. The request was stopped from Education First and approved.
(2) Further provisions concerning the dismissal of the Student Soldiers as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed with the Commander ' s Ordinance.
Section 58.
(1) The student soldiers are discharged not with respect from First Education because it has a tabiate and/or deeds that are real can harm the discipline of soldiering or TNI.
(2) Tabiates and/or deeds that are real can harm the discipline of the soldiers or the TNI as referred to in verse (1) consists of:
a. maintain an ideology, view, or teaching as opposed to Pancasila;
B. conduct actions that compromise the safety and safety of the nation and country;
c. committing a felony and/or being convicted of an additional criminal revoked his right to be a Soldier based on a court ruling that has obtained a fixed legal force;
D. known that in order to be accepted into the Student Warrior, it has deliberately provided false, untrue, or incomplete captions;
e. conduct suicide attempt or suicide;
f. Death of the world in committing a felony or as a result of a felony;
G. conducting absence without permission (desertion) in its place; or
h. Another act that is not worthy of a student soldier and is contrary to the command of sanity or regulation of dismay or deeds that does not conform to the life norms of the Student Warrior.
(3) Further provisions regarding the dismissal of not with the respect of the Student Soldiers as referred to in paragraph (1) and verse (2) are governed with the Commander in Chief.
Section 59
Soldiers who are dishonorly discharged from the Soldiering Service, are obliged:
a. maintaining and not abusing the individual equipment acquired by it; and
B. For two (two) years since he was honorly discharged from the Office of the Army, reports of every change of address to the officials of the local military units within the slowest time limit of 14 (fourteen) days.
Section 60
Soldiers who have finished serving the Army of the Army or the Student Soldiers who, for a matter of not being appointed as a warrior, are obliged to hold the secret of the army even if the concerned are dismissed with respect or disrespect. />
Section 61
(1) Soldiers who are honorated with the Ministry of soldiering, on certain occasions can use the title of the last rank, wear the uniforms of the TNI, and receive the treatment of the protokoler.
(2) The further provisions of the use of the rank of rank, use of the TNI uniform, and the treatment of the protokoler as referred to in verse (1) are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
The Second Part
Rawatan Purnadinas
Section 62.
Soldiers who were dishonorly discharged from the Soldiering Service acquired the rawatan and purnadinas services which included pensions, pension benefits, allowances, severance, health care, and/or other purnadinas in accordance with the the provisions of the laws.
Section 63
Career Warrior who is dishonorly discharged from the Soldiering Service as referred to in Article 51 of the paragraph (1) letter a, letter b, letter c, letter d, letter f and letter i received:
a. retired, when:
1. has not yet reached the specified retirement age limit, but has undergone the most short of the soldiering Service 20 (twenty) years; or
2. have reached the prescribed retirement age limit and have undergone the Soldiering Service between 15 (fifteen) years to less than 20 (twenty) years.
B. The allowance is retired, when:
1. has not reached the specified pension age limit, but has undergone the Soldiering Service between 15 (fifteen) years up to less than 20 (twenty) years; or
2. have reached the age limit of the prescribed pension and have undergone the Soldiering Service between 10 (ten) years to 15 (fifteen) years.
C. allowance, when not reaching the pension age limit is retired, but has served the Service of the Warrior between 5 (five) years up to less than 15 (fifteen) years; or
D. The severance of the army is less than five (five) years old, which is at once as much as the final salary multiplied by the number of years of the soldiering of the soldiers.
Section 64
Voluntary Soldiers of Short Service who are dishonorly discharged from the Army Service as referred to in Article 52 of the paragraph (1) letter b, the letter c, and the letter f, receive:
a. allowance, when it has undergone the shortest (5) year (5) year (5) years; or
B. Severance, when the Service of the Warrior is less than five years old, which is at once as much as the final salary is multiplied by the number of years of the soldiering of the Soldiers.
Section 65
Student soldiers who are discharged with respect from First Education, receive the severance at once as much as the salary with the basis of the calculation of the wages of the beginning of the soldier for a rank to be set for a soldier. Students who graduate First Education are multiplied by the number of years of the First Education period.
Section 66
(1) Private in and/or by service due to service:
Section 55
(1) The authority of the dismissal with respect or disrespect of the Soldiering Service against the Warriors with the rank of Colonel and the higher is on the President.
(2) Further provisions on the authority of the dismissal as referred to in verse (1) against the Private w th the status before being declared lost and given the right of the Office of full Kedinasan as long as it is declared lost by taking into account the rights that have been accepted his heir; and
c. if real-real harm the discipline of the Warrior or the TNI is dishonorly dishonor from the Army of the Army and/or the device is submitted to the military judiciary.
(2) The further provisions of the granting of the status of the Student Soldiers or of the Student Soldiers as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Commander's Ordinance.
(1) The soldier who was dishonorly discharged from the Army of the soldiers due to the fall, or was killed to his heir was given:
(2) Soldiers of the Student who were discharged with respect from First Education due to death or death, to his heir given:
(1) The soldier who was dishonorly discharged from the Soldiers of the Army for the death of the world, to his heir given:
(2) Soldiers of Students who are discharged with respect from First Education due to the death of the world, to the warakawuri or widower or orphaned child, or child orphan, is given a grief money of 3 (three) times the salary with the basis of calculation 100% (one hundred percent) of the starting salary of a Private Soldier for a Pangkat that will be set for someone of the Student Warrior who graduated First Education.
To warakawuri or widower or orphaned child or orphan or child-orphan is given full income of the deceased with the following provisions:
a. for 6 (six) months if the world dies;
B. For 12 (twelve) months if either fall or die;
c. for 12 (twelve) months after the death of the world and have a Star of the Force, Bintang Sewindu, or Guerrilla Star and the other star higher rank; or
D. For 18 months when it falls or dies or dies, and is declared a hero by the Presidential Decree.
(1) Soldiers who were discharged not with respect from the Army of the Army as referred to in Article 53, were entitled to a refund of the cash insurance of the Soldiers and the dues of the pension funds in accordance with the laws.
(2) Soldiers of the Student who were discharged not with respect from First Education as referred to in Article 58, are returned to the area of origin of the admissions concerned over the cost of the country set up with the Regulation of Ministers.
In the face of martial law and state of war, any Volunteer Private and Visible Soldiers who have ended up serving the soldiering Service can be reactively required to return in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
The decision on the Determination Disability of the Soldiers for the Disabled Soldiers as a result of the direct action of the opponent issued under the provisions of Article 30 of the Law No. 2 of 1988 on the Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia declared to remain in effect.
By the time this Government Regulation came into effect, all administrative processes that had been submitted under Government Regulation No. 6 of 1990 on the Administration of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia, but were not yet determined. is completed under this Government Regulation.
By the time this Government Regulation is in effect, the provisions of the Government Regulation and all of its implementation regulations pertaining to the existing administration of the existing TNI soldiers remain in effect, as long as it is not contradictory or unreplaced. based on this Government Regulation.
At the time this Government Regulation entered into force, the Government Regulation No. 6 of 1990 on the Administration of the Armed Forces of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia (State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1990 Number 9, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia) Indonesia Number 3402), as amended by Government Regulation No. 32 of 1997 on Change of Government Regulation 1990 Number 6 on the Administration of the Army of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Indonesia (Republican Gazette) Indonesia Year 1997 Number 71, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3700) revoked and declared not valid.
This Government Regulation shall come into effect on the date of the promulctest.
In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of this Government Regulation with its placement in the State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia.
