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Law No. 122 From 1 April 1937 On The Organisation And Functioning Of The National Military Museum In Bucharest And Its Regionalele

Original Language Title:  LEGE nr. 122 din 1 aprilie 1937 privind organizarea şi funcţionarea Muzeului Militar Naţional din Bucureşti şi regionalele sale

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LEGE no. 122 122 of 1 April 1937 on the organization and functioning of the National Military Museum in Bucharest and its regional
ISSUER PARLIAMENT
Published in OFFICIAL MONITOR no. 76 76 of 1 April 1937



+ Chapter 1 Museum purpose + Article 1 The National Military Museum is the legal person of public law, which is administered in accordance with the norms provided by this law, under the supervision and control of the Ministry of National Defence through the General Staff. + Article 2 The National Military Museum aims to: a) To gather, class, preserve, reconstruct and exhibit as events, all military objects, instruments and weapons of struggle, as well as all other accessories necessary for the knowledge of life, art and military deeds at Romans, from ancient times; b) To gather all the museographic documentary material regarding the history and military art in Romans. + Article 3 The National Military Museum can create regional military museums. These museums both existing and those that will be established in the future, have no legal personality and will be under the leadership, supervision and control of the National Military Museum in Bucharest. + Chapter 2 Organizing Museum + Article 4 The museum will include: a) Tools and combat weapons; b) Military objects and accessories; c) Reconstitutions; d) Library; e) Workshops. + Article 5 The collections of the Museum are completed by:-donations;-shopping. + Article 6 Donations with movable goods will be able to be done by acts under private signature. Their acceptance will be possible to make the museum without the consent and the forms required by art. 817 of the Civil Code. + Article 7 The Ministry of National Defence will hand over to the National Military Museum all military objects and instruments in the army + Article 8 The museum will be divided by sections of specialties, which are administered in accordance with the rules of the museum law. + Article 9 The objects owned by the National Military Museum and its regionals cannot be alienated from anyone under any circumstances. + Article 10 No object can be displayed in the museum, or removed from the museum, without the approval of the Governing Council of the National Military Museum. No object can be received under the title of loan to be exhibited in the halls of the museum, except with the written statement of the depositor and only on a limited term. + Article 11 Each object will carry an explanatory label with the order number of the object in the general inventory, the name of the donor or the provenance. + Article 12 The reproductive right of objects in the museum is exclusively reserved for the museum The objects displayed in the museum can be reproduced only with the prior approval of the National Military Museum, this by way of derogation from the provisions 27 of the law of literary and artistic property published in the Official Gazette of 28 June 1923. + Article 13 The National Military Museum will be able to set up the workshops necessary for its + Chapter 3 Governing bodies of the Museum + Article 14 The management of the National Military Museum is made by a management board appointed by the Royal Decree, after the proposal of the Minister of National Defence and composed of: a) Head of the historic service in the Grand State-Major or a general in activity, reserve or withdrawal, as president; b) A deputy officer of M. S. King; c) Three general officers or colonels from the activity; d) Professor of general history from the Higher School of War; e) Director of the National Antiques Museum; f) Director General of the State Archives; g) A delegate of the Historical Monuments Commission; h) Full professor of Romanian history at the University of Bucharest; i) Two specialists in historical studies or museography; j) A lawyer of the Ministry of National Defence Secretary of the council will be director of the National Military Museum + Article 15 The board meets at the convening of the president whenever the need requires it. The Council can only work with at least seven members present. The decisions of the council are taken by a majority. On equal votes, the president's vote decides + Article 16 Council members who will be absent unmotivated more than five sessions at which they have been summoned, can be considered as resigning, calling themselves others instead. Their replacement will be by royal decree after the proposal of the Minister of National Defence. + Article 17 The council's tasks are: a) Approve the drafts and work programmes prepared by the President, after the Director's report and decide on their execution; b) Intocmeste the budget project of the Military Museum; c) Proves the employment of expenses within the budget; d) Accept the donations and the legates with the opinion of the Contencios Service of the Ministry of National Defence; e) Organize the propaganda work to increase the collections of the museum and the establishment of associations of friends of the museum. + Article 18 The duties of the president of the council are as follows: Convoaca the museum board whenever the need requires it. Supervise the proper functioning and order of the Military Museum. Submit to the Ministry of National Defence the draft budget and one semi-annual report on the museum's activity. + Article 19 The Military Museum has honorary members and correspondents. The honorary members are chosen from among the persons who have distinguished themselves through their activity in the formation of the National Military Museum and who will have made them donations of great value. They are rightful members of former national defense ministers and former presidents of the governing council of the National Military Museum. The corresponding members shall be chosen from persons who by their competence may contribute to the purposes of the National Military Museum. Honorary and correspondent members will receive a copy of the publications of the National Military Museum free of charge. They will also receive a free entry book in the halls of the Military Museum. Honorary members and correspondents do not take part in the council and do not have the right to vote. + Chapter 4 Administrative staff of the Military Museum + Article 20 The staff of the National Military Museum consists of officers and the band, according to the law of civil personnel and officials, namely: a) Director of Military Museum; b) Subdirector of the Military Museum c) Specialized officer personnel; d) Civil technical personnel; e) Administrative staff. + Article 21 The director and subdirector of the Museum will be appointed from the active senior officers, in reserve or withdrawal, by Royal Decree, by the Ministry of National Defence, after the recommendation of the Great State-Major, preferably from those with specialized studies historical. + Article 22 The director's duties are: Execute the budget drawn up by the Museum Execute the decisions of the governing board, being able to commit alone expenses up to an amount fixed annually by the governing board. He is the direct head of military and civilian personnel, having the administrative duties and responsibilities provided by the law and the regulation of the army administration for a head of body. He represents the Military Museum to justice. + Article 23 The Museum's subdirector has the attribution and responsibilities of a chief body help. + Article 24 Officers of the National Military Museum will be submitted based on art. 60 of the Armed Forces Act. Exceptionally, the officers currently in operation, if they have a seniority at the Military Museum for at least three years, and if they have shown a specialization in fact, which will be found by the superior Council of the army, are exempt from the academic title of specialty. + Article 25 Civilian technical assistants to their appointment will have a definitive secondary teacher retribution, without graduation. They will receive basic gradations from 5 to 5 years until the position of definitive teacher with 5 gradations. + Article 26 The current technical assistants will be framed in relation to their current situation. + Chapter 5 Museum Budget + Article 27 The Museum's budget feeds from: 1. Grants from the budget of the Ministry of National Defence 2. Donations income. 3. Sume results from: a) Museum visitation fee; b) The sale of albums, photographs, photographic postcards, directly by the museum or by its concessionaires. + Article 28 Income from donations cannot have a different destination than that provided for in the acts of donations. + Chapter 6 Final provisions + Article 29 A regulation will thoroughly unravel the application of this law. + Article 30 All provisions in laws and regulations contrary to the present law, are also repealed. Opinion of the Legislative Council, Section I, No. 42/934. Desbaters: Senate No. 42 and 46-1936/37; Room No. 44 and 54-1936/37. Voted by the Senate on 16 March and by the Assembly of Deputies on 19 March 1937. ---------------