Law 48/1984, of 26 December, regulating the objection of conscience and the social provision of the replacement, has, to the present, had a normative development concretized basically in two Regulations: the National Council for the Objection of Consciousness and the Procedure for the recognition of the condition of conscientious objector (approved by Royal Decree 551/1985 of 24 April 1985) and the Regulation on the social provision of conscientious objectors (approved by Royal Decree 20/1988 of 15 January 1988).

As a consequence of the evolution that conscientious objection has experienced in recent years, it has become necessary to review certain regulatory aspects in order to give a unitary treatment to this phenomenon with the aim of speeding up management by combining greater administrative efficiency with the corresponding guarantees both in the general interest and in the status of the objectors.

In this sense, unification is produced in a single regulatory text of the regulation of the recognition of the condition of conscientious objector and of the replacement social benefit, ending with the regulatory duality until now in force and updating the procedures under Law 30/1992, of 26 November, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure.

After establishing the preliminary title, the appropriate definitions of the terminology used throughout the text, Title I regulates the recognition of the condition of conscientious objector, concreting the regulatory norms of the National Council for the Objection of Consciousness, as well as the corresponding procedures. In particular, the greatest involvement of the most representative associations in the appointment of the objector member of the Council, as well as the provision that this body may accept requests for a decision, should be highlighted as a novel regulation. objectors who wish to return to their previous military situation.

Title II, for its part, develops the precepts relating to the social provision of conscientious objectors, with a general emphasis on a significant reduction in the time-limits for resolving the problem. Administration. The exemptions and adjournments of incorporation find a detailed and exhaustive treatment in line with the military service provided by Law 48/1984 and the way in which the objectors are attached to the services. In order to ensure that the employment of the workers in the labour market can be improved, it will be possible to make the most of the work done in the field of employment. As regards the content of the arrangements for the implementation of the social provision, the latter is defined by a definition of the rights and duties of the objectors and is supplemented by the regulation of the reserve situation.

On the other hand, they are concretized and define the criteria that must govern the programs proposed for the performance of concerts with the collaborating entities, having an important impact on all the training of the (a) objectors with a view to the performance of the social benefit and in which objectors cannot be used in positions of employees of the respective entity or in replacement of them.

Finally, the Regulation contains an organizational and managerial adaptation to the structure of the Ministry of Justice and Interior, as well as the adequacy of the sanctioning procedure to the principles laid down in Law 30/1992, November 26, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure, and the Rules of Procedure for the exercise of sanctioning power, approved by Royal Decree 1398/1994 of 4 August.

In its virtue, on the proposal of the Minister of Justice and Interior, after approval of the Minister for Public Administrations, in agreement with the Council of State and after deliberation of the Council of Ministers at its meeting of the day February 24, 1995,

DISPONGO:

Single item.

The Regulation on the objection of conscience and the social provision of replacement is adopted, the text of which is inserted below.

Single repeal provision.

Royal Decree 551/1985, of 24 April, which is approved by the National Council for the Objection of Conscience and the procedure for the recognition of the condition of conscientious objector, is hereby repealed. Decree 20/1988 of 15 January 1988 approving the Regulation on the social provision of conscientious objectors; the first paragraph of the Order of the Ministry of Relations with the Courts and the Government Secretariat of 29 December 1989, as well as how many norms of equal or lower rank are opposed to the provisions of this Royal Decree and in the Regulation which is approved by the Commission.

Final disposition first.

Without prejudice to the specialties provided for in the Regulation which is approved by this Royal Decree, the provisions of Law 30/1992 of 26 November 1992 of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Common Administrative Procedure.

Final disposition second.

In order to comply with the provisions of the accompanying Regulation, the Ministries of Justice and Interior and Defense will cooperate with each other, through the communications and certifications that are necessary.

Final disposition third.

The Minister of Justice and Home Affairs is empowered to issue the Orders and adopt the necessary measures for the implementation and development of this Royal Decree and of the Regulation that is adopted.

Final disposition fourth.

This Royal Decree shall enter into force on the day following that of its publication in the "Official Gazette of the State".

Given in Madrid on February 24, 1995.

JOHN CARLOS R.

The Minister of Justice and Home Affairs,

JUAN ALBERTO BELLOCH JULBE

REGULATION OF CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTION

AND SOCIAL REPLACEMENT BENEFIT

PRELIMINARY TITLE

Article 1. Definitions.

For the purposes of this Regulation it is understood by:

Conscientious objectors: those who have submitted the corresponding application have been recognized as such by the National Council for the Objection of Consciousness.

Adjournation: act by which the Office for the Social Provision of the Objectors of Consciousness (hereinafter the Office) allocates the objector to an activity program.

Incorporation: presentation of the objector at the place of destination indicated by the Office.

Activity situation: period during which the objector carries out the activities of the social benefit.

Postponement of incorporation: act because the date of incorporation of the objector to the activity program is delayed.

Exemption: situation in which the objector is released from the obligation to perform the social benefit.

Resident abroad: conscientious objector with stay outside the national territory since January 1 of the year of compliance of the seventeen, accredited with the corresponding registration in the Register of Registration of Spanish of the Consular Office or Consular Section of the Embassy concerned or, failing that, by means of the proof of such fact to those organs.

TITLE I

Recognition of the objector condition

awareness

CHAPTER I

The National Council for Objection of Consciousness

and your Secretariat

Article 2. Competition of the Council.

The National Council for the Objection of Consciousness, attached to the Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs, is the body responsible for the recognition of the condition of conscientious objector, resolving the requests that are In the case of the Commission, the Commission has taken the view that the Commission is not in a state of the To do this, it will have the technical and administrative support of its Secretariat.

Article 3. Composition of the Council.

1. The National Council for Awareness Objection is composed of:

(a) The President of the Council, appointed by the Government at the proposal of the Minister of Justice and Interior, heard by the General Council of the Judiciary, among members of the judicial career with the rank of magistrates.

(b) Two vowels, each appointed by the Ministers of Justice and Home Affairs and the Minister of Defence, each of them, or, where appropriate, higher graduates with appropriate professional experience.

(c) A conscientious objector, who has performed the social benefit, appointed by the Minister of Justice and Home Affairs from among a third party of objectors, proposed, upon request, by the most representative associations of the conscientious objectors. After two months after the request has been made, the Minister for Justice and Home Affairs shall appoint a voice meeting the requirements set out in the preceding paragraph.

(d) A vowel, acting as the Secretary of the Council, appointed by the Minister of Justice and Home Affairs, who shall be the holder of the General Secretariat of the Council Secretariat.

2. Members of the Council who have the status of officials shall be assigned to Madrid and their appointment shall not affect their administrative situation. By attending Council meetings, they shall be entitled to compensation on grounds of service or to the equivalent economic perception laid down by the rules applicable to them.

3. The competence to agree to the cessation of the members of the Council corresponds to the same competent bodies for their appointment.

4. He may participate in Council meetings, with a voice but without a vote, the Director-General of Objection of Consciousness when required to do so or on his own request.

Article 4. President.

Corresponds to the President of the National Council for Objection of Consciousness:

1. Ost the representation of the Council.

2. Call and chair your sessions.

3. Set the order of the day.

4. The other functions assigned to it by the Council.

Article 5. Secretary.

Corresponds to the holder of the Secretariat of the National Council for Objection of Consciousness:

1. Prepare the reports on the matters to be submitted to the Council's deliberation and decision.

2. Step up the minutes of the sessions and issue the Council certifications.

3. To Auxiliary the President with regard to the functioning of the Council.

4. To perform the leadership of the services of support to the Council, under the dependency of the Director General of Objection of Consciousness.

5. How many other functions are assigned to you by the Council, its President, or the Director General of Awareness Objection.

CHAPTER II

The procedure for recognition

of the conscientious objector condition

Article 6. Submission and content of applications.

1. The application for recognition as a conscientious objector shall be addressed to the National Council for the Objection of Conscience, signed by the person concerned, accompanied by a photocopy of the national identity card or passport and may be presented in the Registration of the Directorate-General for the Objection of Consciousness or in any of the offices mentioned in Article 38.4 of Law 30/1992, of 26 November, of the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and of the Administrative Procedure Common.

2. The request must contain:

(a) The personal data of the applicant: name, last name, date and place of birth, address and number of the national identity card or passport and signature of the person concerned.

(b) The military situation of the applicant, with the expression of the recruitment body to which it is attached or of the Council or Consular Office in which it is to be registered, as well as the date on which it is to be incorporated into the military service in your case.

c) The exposition of the motives of conscience for which it opposes the fulfillment of the military service, because of its convictions of religious order, ethical, moral, humanitarian or philosophical, or others of the same nature.

3. Pursuant to Article 71 of the Law on the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and the Common Administrative Procedure, if the application does not meet the requirements set out in the preceding paragraphs, the person concerned shall be required to (a) a period of 10 days, the absence of or accompanying the mandatory documents, indicating that if they do not do so, they shall be given the right of withdrawal in their application, filing without further processing, with the effects provided for in Article 42.1 of the Law.

4. The applicant shall also record the personal circumstances, such as his family obligations, employment or professional occupation and academic qualifications, as well as the sector in which he or she wishes to perform the social benefit. replacement and in general any other circumstance which may be relevant to the determination of the place and the way of performance of the benefit. It may also provide all the documents and testimonies it considers relevant in order to prove the alleged manifestations and data.

Article 7. Requirements.

The National Council for the Objection of Consciousness may collect from the interested parties that, in writing or orally, extend the reasoning set out in the application, and may carry out the personal interviews it considers (a) from the point of view of Article 8 (a) of Regulation (EC) No It may also require applicants or other persons, bodies or institutions to provide additional documentation or evidence which is relevant to the recognition as a conscientious objector.

Article 8. Deadline and effects of the submission of the application.

1. The application for recognition as a conscientious objector may be submitted from the moment of registration in the enlistment and until the time of incorporation into the military service, as long as it remains in the situation. (i)

2. Where the application is submitted at least two months in advance of the date indicated for incorporation into the military service, it shall suspend such incorporation until the final decision of the National Council for the Objection of Conscience or, in their case, of the competent courts.

Article 9. Deadline for resolution.

After six months from the day of the date on which the application has entered into any of the records of the competent administrative body without any resolution, the condition may be understood of objector.

Article 10. Applications for incorporation into military service.

1. The National Council for the Objection of Conscience will resolve the requests of the recognized conscientious objectors who, by means of a reasoned letter, unequivocally express their desire to join the compulsory military service in any the time before he joined the social service and before he was twenty-seven years old.

2. The Council will accept these requests, for once and for an irrevocable nature, immediately informing the Ministry of Defence of its decision.

Article 11. Resolution and notifications.

1. The members of the Council shall vote on whether or not there has been a recognition of the status of objector, in accordance with the conviction that they have freely formed on the basis of the statements, the reports, the documents, the testimonies examined, as well as by personal interviews carried out, acting on the basis of impartiality and objectivity, and in accordance with Article 4 (2) and (3) of Law 48/1984 of 26 December 1984. They may also record their reasoned opposition to the agreement by means of a special vote which shall be incorporated in the relevant minutes.

2. The resolutions of the National Council for the Objection of Consciousness shall be notified in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and the Common Administrative Procedure.

Article 12. Resources.

1. The resolutions of the National Council for the Objection of Consciousness, in the matter of their competence, put an end to the administrative route.

2. Against decisions of the National Council for the Objection of Conscience which refuse recognition as a conscientious objector or which, without having resolved on the substance, terminate the proceedings, may be brought directly The Court of Justice held that the Court of Justice held that the Court of Justice held that the Court of Justice held that the Court of Justice held that the Court of Justice held that the Court of Justice held that the Court of Justice held that the protection of the fundamental rights of the person.

3. Any other decision of the same decision may be brought before the Court of Justice in accordance with Article 58 of the Law of 27 December 1956 on the Regulatory Law of the Court of Administrative Jurisdiction.

Article 13. Communications.

The National Council for the Objection of Consciousness, through the General Direction of Objection of Consciousness, will communicate to the Directorate General of the Military Service of the Ministry of Defense the information about its activity. relevant to the exercise of its own powers.

TITLE II

From the social benefit of the objectors

awareness

CHAPTER I

General provisions

Article 14. Subject to the replacement social benefit scheme.

Those who are legally recognised conscientious objectors are subject to the regime of the replacement provision with the rights and obligations laid down in Law 48/1984 of 26 December 1984 on the objection of (a) awareness and replacement social provision, in this Regulation and additional provisions.

Article 15. Deadlines for resolving and resources.

1. Applications for the objectors covered by this Title II shall be resolved within the time limits laid down therein. No express resolution may be deemed to be dismissed.

2. Decisions and acts issued under this Title which do not end the administrative procedure may be brought before the Court of Appeal within one month.

CHAPTER II

Incorporation exemptions and deferrals

SECTION 1

Article 16. Concession and processing.

1. Unless the jurisdiction is expressly conferred on another body, it is for the Office to grant exemptions and adjournments for incorporation into the social provision.

2. The processing of requests for objectors residing abroad will be carried out through the documentation submitted by the Consular Offices and Consular Sections of the Embassies.

Article 17. Requests for exemption or deferral.

1. Objectors not classified in the military service may apply for exemption from the social benefit or a deferral of incorporation within two months of notification of the recognition of the condition of objector. Subsequently, only the cases established in this Regulation may be requested for due cause and during the month following the initial occurrence of the respective cause.

2. Those who have been classified in the military service may, for reasons of their classification and in the cases and time limits laid down in this Regulation, apply for exemption from the social benefit or a deferral of incorporation when are compatible with the assigned military classification.

3. It shall not be admissible in the social provision to reiterate requests which have been rejected or which involve the reopening of expired periods in the military service.

Article 18. Deadlines to resolve.

1. Applications for exemption or deferral shall be settled within six months.

2. Applications for exemption or deferment submitted by objectors incorporated in the social provision shall be settled within three months from the day of the date on which the application has entered into any of the records of the body. competent administrative authority. In addition, within three months of the date of incorporation, the applications submitted before the incorporation shall be resolved.

SECTION 2. EXEMPTIONS

Article 19. Grounds for exemption.

Are causes of social benefit exemption:

(a) Maintain exceptional family obligations, in accordance with Articles 20 and 30.

b) To have any illness or physical or mental limitation that prevents the social benefit from being performed.

c) Those arising from international conventions. Those objectors resident abroad who have a job and are not guaranteed by convention their reservation, if they move to Spain, will be able to obtain the exemption, provided they have exhausted the possible extensions of the fourth class.

d) Be thirty years old.

e) To have obtained the extension for six years of the extension of the sixth class.

Article 20. Exemption for the maintenance of family obligations of an exceptional nature.

1. The exemption for family obligations may be requested for exceptional reasons of a humanitarian or irreversible nature, sufficiently justified, where the presence of the applicant at his home is considered essential for development. of family life.

2. The Secretary of State for Justice shall resolve these requests for exemption on a proposal from the Directorate-General for the Objection of Conscience with a report from the Office.

Article 21. Exemption from sickness or physical or mental limitation.

1. It is a cause of exemption from the social benefit to suffer from a disease or physical or mental limitation included in the current medical condition of exemptions for the military service. The objectors may make the corresponding claims at any time in the proceedings before the hearing procedure and with the appropriate documentary support.

2. The Office may seek the presence of any objector in order to assess his psycho-physical fitness by summons, in which the object, place, date and time shall be expressed, with the warning that if he does not appear without justification, he shall be presumed, with the exception of proof in in the case of the case, the aptitude for the social benefit. Where the person concerned certifies with a medical certificate the impossibility of presenting himself to the recognition, his or her postponement or the performance at the address of the objector shall be agreed.

3. The physical or mental examinations shall be carried out by the public health services, prior to the corresponding cooperation agreements with the competent health authorities. They may also be carried out by the offices of the Office. In the case of objectors who are abroad, the examinations shall be carried out at the time of incorporation into the social provision.

4. Recognition may be waived where the claims made and the documentation in the case may be considered to be a criterion on the existence or absence of the disease or limitation.

5. It is competent to resolve these requests for exemption from the Secretary of State for Justice, in the terms set out in Article 20.2 of this Regulation.

Article 22. Exemption and validation by international convention.

1. The objectors may benefit from the exemption from the social benefit provided for in international conventions, by application supported by the appointment of the Convention in question, supplemented by evidence of compliance with the corresponding requirements.

2. The social benefit shall be given to the Spaniards who, having remained abroad, are satisfied with the mutual validity of the military service or the replacement civil service, recognised in international conventions, or in another country, because of its inexcusable imperative of legislation.

3. The social benefit to those who acquire or have acquired the Spanish nationality shall also be fulfilled, provided that they have been in the country of origin or are exempt from compulsory military or civil service compliance. replacement of this.

4. The requests for exemption and validation regulated in this article will be resolved by the Director General of Awareness Objection.

SECTION 3. ENROLLMENT DEFERRALS

Part 1. General Provisions

Article 23. Classes of deferrals.

1 The granting of incorporation deferrals is applicable in the following cases:

a) By carryovers.

b) By the preference expressed by the objector to delay its incorporation.

(c) Due to illness or physical or mental limitation, the effects of which require examination after the date envisaged for incorporation or may be prolonged after that date, as provided for in Article 42.

d) For serving time of imprisonment or being subject to legal measures incompatible with the performance of the social benefit.

e) For complying with military service or social benefit a brother of the objector.

Part 2. Rd Postponements by carryovers

A) General rules

Article 24. Classes of carryovers.

There are the following classes of incorporation extensions to social benefit:

First class: because the objector's concurrence is necessary for the support of his family.

Second class, for any of the following causes:

a) For studies.

b) For being the objector figure relevant in the artistic or sporting field. For the purposes of this paragraph, it will be considered relevant artists who have represented Spain in international artistic competitions, develop activities of this nature with an accredited international projection or are on track to reach it in the near future.

Third class: for work-type reasons to consolidate a job.

Fourth class: for holding the status of resident abroad.

Fifth class: for playing a public office of popular choice.

Sixth class: by decision of the Government founded on exceptional or national interest.

Article 25. Request for extensions.

1. Any period of grace shall be requested within the time limits laid down in Article 17, accompanied by the necessary documentation in each case, and its extensions, within the time limits laid down for each class of this Regulation.

2. If an extension is requested at the same time as a physical or mental illness or limitation is alleged, priority shall be given to or processing of this claim.

If the exemption is declared or the deferral is granted, the request for an extension shall be filed without further processing than the notification to the data subject.

3. The Office shall review, ex officio, any extensions or extensions granted if it has knowledge of changes in the circumstances of the concession.

Article 26. Effects and duration of extensions.

1. Extensions and extensions, except those of the first and fifth classes, allow for the delay, where appropriate, of the incorporation up to the year of compliance of the twenty-three age group. The granting of subsequent extensions to the year of compliance of the twenty-seven age group shall be subject to the special requirements laid down for each of them.

2. The duration of the extensions shall be as follows:

(a) First class extensions and their extensions, three years.

(b) Extensions of the second, third, fourth and sixth classes and their extensions, one or two years, on the basis of the objectors ' request. If it is not expressed, it shall be understood for two years.

(c) Extensions of the fifth class, duration equal to the term of office for which the objector was elected, in accordance with Article 39.

3. Any period of grace shall be extended from the date of its granting and shall end, unless it has been waived, on 31 December of the year in which its duration is concluded.

Article 27. Incompatibility between extensions.

1. No further extension of different classes, except those of first, fifth and sixth classes, may be enjoyed simultaneously or successively, which may be eligible even if another first, second, third or fourth classes has been applied for or enjoyed. No further extension may be requested, except those of the first, fifth and sixth classes, after having obtained, by means of preference, postponement of incorporation.

2. Extensions, extensions and deferment of incorporation enjoyed in the military service shall be taken into account, to the object of which the persons concerned shall be obliged to communicate them to the Office.

(b) Extended by family support

Article 28. Circumstances and requirements for granting.

1. The first class extension is granted where the concurrency of the objector is necessary for the maintenance of the family under the conditions laid down in this Regulation.

2. In order to grant this extension, the objector must contribute the income of his work to the annual liquid income of the household with a contribution equal to or greater than 25 per 100 of the same and that the liquid income of the family, including those which the applicant could receive during the social benefit, do not exceed, in their annual amount, the following economic units according to the number of relatives of the objector:

a) A family member: 480 units;

b) Two family members: 610 units;

c) Three family members: 740 units,

and so on, increasing 130 units annually for each family member. Income shall not be subject to this limitation where the objector is the sole recipient of the family.

3. 'unit' means the daily interprofessional minimum wage fixed periodically by the Government for workers over the age of 18 years, in force in the year in which the economic assessment is carried out, which shall be that of the presentation of the and, in the event of incomplete or insufficient economic data, the previous year.

4. They are considered to be members of the family unit, the spouse or a person joined by a similar relationship of affectivity, adoptive parents, relatives by consanguinity, ascendants, descendants or collaterals to the second degree and the like in the first degree, as well as those in fact and adopted, provided that they live in the family home, unless it is established that the non-coexistence is justified.

5. In order to determine the annual amount of the family unit's full income, account shall be taken of those actually received by all the members of the household, including those which the objector may receive during the performance of the benefit. social.

6. In order to determine the liquid income referred to in this Article, the following amounts shall be deducted from the sum of the full annual income:

(a) The amount of the contributions, fees and taxes of the State, Autonomous and Local Administration necessary for obtaining the full income.

(b) The amount of the amounts paid to the Social Security as the contribution of the workers.

(c) The actual amount of the household's housing costs, up to a maximum of 125 units, on the basis of documentary evidence.

d) One hundred and thirty units for each member of the family unit that is physically or mentally diminished and is not a recipient of a pension or income per work.

Article 29. Supporting documentation.

The Office shall appraise the documentation provided by the objector to accredit the alleged circumstances justifying the grant of the first class extension, and if the insufficient consideration may be required as documentation Complementary the following:

A) The objector:

1. A photocopy of the contract of employment, tax license, certificate of the agricultural chamber or other similar documents.

2. Certificate of the company, body or agricultural chamber of the income that the objector would perceive in case of incorporation into the social benefit, according to the legal provisions or the corresponding labor agreement.

3. A photocopy of the statement of income, joint or separate, or certification by the Ministry of Economy and Finance not to have made it.

4. ° Certificates of the quantities satisfied referred to in paragraph 6 of the previous Article.

B) From the rest of the people who make up the family unit:

1. Persons in working age: photocopy of the contract of employment and certification of the annual income clearance. Where applicable, documentary evidence of being unemployed and of the amount of benefit or allowance which it receives.

2. Persons prevented from work and retired persons: pension certificate and annual amount.

3. Persons over sixty-five years old who are not pensioners: accreditation of no pension from the State, Autonomous Community, Local Corporation or Social Security.

Article 30. Extensions of the extension.

1. In order to extend the first class extension, the extension or extension of the extension must be requested during the month of November of the year of the extension and the fulfilment of the conditions required for the granting of the extension must be established. If applications are not submitted within the time limit, the extension shall be expired.

2. The granting of the second enlargement will result in the exemption of social benefits.

Article 31. Request for overcome cause.

1. The following are eligible for first class extension request:

(a) The duly justified decrease in household liquid income for reasons not attributable to its members.

b) The increase in the number of family members.

2. The granting of the first class extension for the sake of an overcome is subject to compliance with the rules and requirements laid down in the preceding Articles, as well as the time limit laid down in Article 17.

(c) Extensions for studies

Article 32. Circumstances and requirements for granting.

1. In order to request an extension for studies or extension of the same allowing for delay of incorporation until the year in which the twenty-one age is met, it will be necessary, alternatively:

(a) Curse studies in vocational training programmes or other lessons recognised by the Ministry of Education and Science of equivalent or higher level.

b) Curse official studies in another country of the same or higher level of those mentioned in the previous paragraph.

2. In order to request extension or extension to delay transposition until the year when the age of twenty-three is met, it will be necessary, alternatively:

(a) To have completed the training cycle of average vocational training or equivalent teaching and to be registered or to have at least reserve of place to continue studies.

b) Having approved at least a number of subjects equal to the one that constitutes the first course of higher education studies and being enrolled or having at least the reserve of place for the second course.

When it comes to plans for structured studies in credits it will be necessary to have obtained the number of credits that will result from dividing the total of those that integrate the curriculum for the number of years that compose it and to be registered in another number equal to that ratio.

3. In order to request extension or extension to delay transposition until the year of age 25, it will be necessary:

(a) To have completed the training cycle of a higher degree of vocational training or equivalent teaching and to be registered or to have at least the reserve of place for higher education.

(b) Having approved at least a number of subjects equal to that which constitute the first two courses of higher education and being registered or at least the reserve of the place for the third year.

In the case of plans for structured credit studies, it will be necessary to have double the number of credits resulting from dividing the total number of those who are part of the curriculum for the number of years that make up the curriculum. and be registered in a number of credits equal to the quotient resulting in the said division.

4. In order to apply for an extension or extension which would allow the transposition to be delayed until the year of the age of 27, it will be necessary to have at least a number of subjects equal to the number of the first three courses of higher education and be registered or at least have the reserve of place for the fourth course of such studies.

In the case of plans for structured credit studies, it will be necessary to have obtained the triple number of credits that will result from dividing the total of those who integrate the curriculum for the number of years that make up the curriculum. be registered in a number of credits equal to the resulting ratio in the said division.

5. In addition, extension or extension may be requested for:

a) Preparing official oppositions.

b) Perform officially required practices for the acquisition of securities.

c) Curse studies in seminars or vocational training centers belonging to Churches, Confessions and Religious Communities that have signed agreements or agreements of cooperation with the State.

6. By way of exception, upon application by the person concerned and on a proposal from the Office, the Director-General for the Objection of Awareness may agree to extend the extension, even if the requirements of the preceding paragraphs are not met, (i) credit for exceptional and serious reasons for enlargement.

7. The application for an extension by study or extension shall be accompanied by a certificate certifying that he is pursuing the relevant studies or practices, issued by the management of the official establishment or approved private establishment and, where appropriate, the supporting documentation of the exceptional circumstances of the previous paragraph.

8. In the case of preparing official competitions, the certificate of registration may be replaced by the certificate of the person under whose direction the studies are carried out or, where the preparation is carried out in particular, by a declaration of the interested. Applications for enlargement shall be accompanied by a certificate of having been submitted to the opposition tests for which the extension was requested and shall be pending for the purposes of the exercise or stages of the extension.

9. Extension extensions shall be requested during the month of November of the year in which the previously granted extension expires.

Article 33. Request for overcome cause.

With the requirements and limits set out in the previous article, you may request, for reasons of overcoming, extension of the second class for studies the objector that ceases in a postponement of incorporation to the social benefit, granted in the following cases:

(a) By illness or physical or mental limitation, requesting it during the month following the cessation of the postponement.

(b) For deprivation of liberty or for measures incompatible with the performance of the social benefit, requesting it within the month following the cessation of the deferral.

(c) For the extension of the second class as a relevant figure in the field of art or sport, requesting it during the month of November of the year in which the extension is concluded.

d) Extensions for being the objector relevant figure

in the field of art or sport

Article 34. Request and extensions of the extension.

1. The status of the relevant artist shall be credited by the person concerned by means of certification issued by the Minister of Education and Science or the Ministry of Culture, and in the case of high level athletes, by certification of the Superior Council of Sports, provided that they are included in the annual list drawn up for that purpose, and in accordance with Law 10/1990 of 15 October of the Sport.

2. In the above cases and as long as they retain their status, successive extensions of the extension may be requested to delay transposition into the year in which the 27-year-old is satisfied. The extensions shall be requested during the month of November of the year in which the previously granted expires.

e) Extensions for work reasons

Article 35. Application and requirements.

1. The extension of the third class may be granted initially or for reasons of employment, duly documented, which make the presence of an employed person in the workplace essential for his or her work. consolidation.

2. The request for the extension shall be accompanied by a document from the corresponding Administration or company that establishes that the studies, training courses, merits or practices to be carried out are essential for the consolidation of the job. The duration and the date of completion of the same shall also be stated.

3. If the situation determining the granting of the extension is maintained, the application for an extension, duly documented, may be submitted during the month of November of the year in which the extension granted without any subsequent extension expires. enlargement.

F) Extensions to overseas residents

Article 36. Application and requirements.

1. The extension of the fourth class and its extensions may be granted to objectors who are regulated as resident abroad in accordance with Article 1 of this Regulation and will allow the age of entry to be delayed. until the year in which the age of twenty-seven is fulfilled, provided that the residence abroad is maintained.

2. The extension and its extensions shall be requested from the Office through the Consular Office or Consular Section of the Embassy corresponding to the place of residence.

Article 37. Transfers to national territory and limitations of extension.

1. You may not obtain extension of the fourth class extension of the objector returning to reside in Spain.

2. It shall not prevent the extension of the fourth class to remain on national territory, after prior knowledge of the corresponding Office or Consular Section, for periods not exceeding three months per year, either in one or more instalments. The surplus shall not be cumulable in the following year.

3. The limitation of the preceding paragraph shall not apply to objectors with extension or extension working as professionals in foreign land, sea or air transport companies, provided that their stay in Spanish territory does not exceed the duration of the compulsory stay for the service to be carried out and that the total number of days, including the time spent as laid down in the previous paragraph, does not exceed one hundred and eighty per year.

4. When exceptional political, social or economic circumstances of the country of residence, accredited by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, require Spaniards to return to the national territory, the conversion of the Fourth class extension in another sixth class.

Article 38. Change of domicile and changes in the circumstances of granting of the extension.

1. Objectors with an extension of the fourth class who change their domicile abroad must inform the Office or Consular Section of the origin, which they will transfer to the Consulate corresponding to the new domicile and the Office.

2. Consular Offices and Consular Sections of the Embassies shall immediately communicate to the Office any modification of the circumstances which led to the granting of the extension of which they were aware, and shall ensure that in their demarcations for the fulfilment of the conditions of those who request or enjoy the fourth class extensions.

G) Extended by popular choice

Article 39. Application and requirements.

1. The extension of the fifth class will be granted for a public office of popular choice.

2. The duration of the extension shall be equal to that of the mandate for which the objectors have been elected and shall be effective from the moment of the acquisition of their status as a public office of popular choice.

3. The request for the extension shall be addressed to the Office within the month following the month of proclamation by the corresponding Electoral Board or, where appropriate, to the completion of any other extension granted and documented with the official accreditation of the determining choice of the relevant condition.

(h) Extensions by Government Decision

Article 40. Circumstances and requirements for granting.

1. The extension of the sixth class may be granted for exceptional or national reasons appreciated by the Government.

2. In the circumstances determined by the Council of Ministers, the granting of the sixth class extensions laid down in the preceding paragraph and of their extensions shall be the responsibility of the Secretary of State for Justice.

3. The request for a sixth class extension, duly documented, shall be addressed to the Office or, where appropriate, to the Consular Offices. The relevant report shall be submitted to the Directorate-General for the Objection of Conscience, which shall propose the award, if appropriate.

4. The request for enlargement shall be made before the bodies referred to in the preceding paragraph during the month of November of the year in which the extension expires.

5. The six-year extension of the extension of the sixth class extension will be a cause for exemption from the social provision. In the event that the circumstances invoked in the application for the grant of the extension are exceptional, permanent and not subject to modification, the exemption from the social benefit may be granted.

Part 3. Other Addition Postponements

Article 41. Postponement by demonstration of preference.

1. The expression of preference for incorporation into the social service between the nineteen and the twenty-four years of age may be made within two months of the notification of the objector of his recognition as such, as well as within the of the month following the refusal of an extension of incorporation, in which case the age limit in exceptional cases, which the Office shall appraise, may be exceeded in the latter case.

2. The granting of the deferral will be subject to the needs of the civil services served by the objectors.

Article 42. Postponement due to illness or temporary physical or mental limitation.

1. To the conscientious objectors who, as a result of the tests and examinations referred to in Article 21, are assessed a physical or mental illness or limitation included in the current medical table of deferrals for the military service, which temporarily prevents the performance of the social benefit, with effect which may be extended until the foreseeable date of incorporation, shall be granted a two-year deferral without prejudice to the possibility of applying for an early expiry of the the corresponding causes.

2. A further postponement will be granted provided that the review confirms the persistence of the causes which led to the granting of the previous one.

Article 43. Deferrals for being in compliance with deprivation of liberty or subject to legal measures that are incompatible with the performance of the social benefit.

1. Conscientious objectors who are guilty of deprivation of liberty or who are subject to legal measures incompatible with the performance of the social benefit shall communicate to the Office, within the time limits laid down in Article 17, that documentary evidence, shall grant the corresponding deferral of incorporation.

2. Where the Office has knowledge of objectors who are in the situation referred to in the preceding paragraph, it shall proceed with its own motion.

3. The objectors referred to in the preceding paragraphs shall not be taken into account other requests for deferment which they may make until their sentences are extinguished, obtain the probation or cease to be subject to the corresponding measures.

4. When the reasons for the postponement are terminated, the objectors shall, within one month, notify the Office of the relevant effects, and may request the exemptions or deferrals which, if appropriate, may be obtained.

Article 44. Deferrals for having a brother serving military service or replacement social benefit.

1. The incorporation into the implementation of the social benefit may be deferred, for once, to the objector who, having to be incorporated less than twenty-six years of age, is in any of the following cases:

a) Having a sibling performing military service or corresponding regulatory service at the Red Cross or other organizations for purposes of general interest.

b) Having a sibling performing social benefit.

c) Have a sibling pending incoporation within the same year for such service or service.

2. Where the sibling giving rise to the deferral is subject to the performance of the military service, the applicant shall provide the following documentation:

(a) If it is incorporated: certificate of the Head of the respective unit specifying the replacement, month of incorporation and date of completion of that service.

b) If not incorporated: recruitment centre certificate expressing the above paragraph data.

3. The granting of the deferral delays the incorporation of the objector until after three months after the end of the service or social benefit of the brother that gave rise to the postponement.

4. When the reason for the postponement is to have an

brother subject to the performance of the military service will be notified of his concession to the General Directorate of the Military Service.

CHAPTER III

Attachment and incorporation of objectors

SECTION 1

Article 45. Embeddable objectors.

1. The objectors who do not have an existing exemption or deferral of incorporation are eligible for the social benefit.

2. In particular, the following objectors are incorporated into the social provision:

(a) Objectors that do not request in-time the granting of exemptions or adjournments of incorporation.

(b) Objectors which, required for this purpose, are not presented without justified cause for acts necessary for the processing of a deferral or exemption or do not present the necessary documentation to that effect, unless it is sufficient to another case on the file.

c) Objectors classified as "fit" in the military service.

(d) Objectors recognised during the year in which they are twenty-seven or more years of age, as long as they have not been exempted or have been granted any deferral of incorporation.

Article 46. Applications for membership or membership.

Requests from objectors regarding their membership or incorporation into the social benefit shall be resolved within six months of the day of the date on which the application has entered into any of the records of the competent administrative body and, in any case, within three months of transposition.

SECTION 2. MEMBERSHIP OF OBJECTORS

Article 47. System of attachment.

1. The Office shall be attached to the objectors incorporated into posts of activity in programmes or centres for the provision of services directly dependent on the General Administration of the State or the public and private partners of the State. social benefit, thanks to the relevant concert. The Autonomous Communities that have established concerts with the General Administration of the State may assign to the objectors assigned to them, to the various positions of activity that they have agreed upon.

2. The Secretary of State for Justice may suspend the attachment of foreign resident objectors who have exhausted the extension extensions.

3. In accordance with Article 12.2 of Law 48/1984, the membership shall be carried out primarily in the light of the needs of the civil service and, where appropriate, the capacity, aptitudes and habitual domicile of the objector.

4. Subject to the criteria set out in the previous paragraph, the preferences expressed by the objectors which are compatible with the management needs of the social provision and the availability of the posts may be addressed.

5. For the purposes of a demonstration of preference, the list of posts of activity in which the relevant objectors are to perform their social benefit may be published in the 'Official Gazette of the State'. The publication will be communicated to the interested parties.

6. The objectors who have not indicated preference or withdrawal of the manifest or where it is not possible to attend to the posts of activity shall be assigned to the posts available for that purpose. The objectors over the age of twenty-seven may also be assigned ex officio. The office of trade to a locality situated outside the habitual residence of the objector shall be made with accommodation and maintenance or with the corresponding compensation of the costs incurred in the cases to be determined.

7. The membership shall take place within six months of the final date referred to in Article 18.1.

8. The membership shall be communicated to the objector. The personal data of the objectors attached shall also be communicated to the respective entities.

9. Due to serious circumstances, duly accredited, the Office may modify the conditions of the membership.

10. Upon request, the Director-General for the Objection of Awareness may temporarily suspend the attachment to those who, due to duly justified exceptional circumstances, are subject to serious transitional harm. Its maximum duration shall be one year, which may be extended to two, in the case of an overriding need.

11. The objectors submitting the application for recognition of this condition, after the assignment of the destination in the military service, must be incorporated into the first place of compliance with the replacement social benefit which is available.

SECTION 3. INCLUSION OF OBJECTORS

Article 48. Incorporation system.

1. The incorporation of the objectors shall take place within six months of the end of the period laid down in Article 47.7 in order to give the objectors to the posts concerned, a time limit which, at the request of the parties concerned and the needs of services and the availability of posts, may be extended by six more months.

2. The date and place where the incorporation is ordered and the indication of the liability in which the objector may be liable for failure to appear or to appear late, without justified cause, shall be notified to the objector. For this purpose, the notification made to the registered office shall be sufficient. The notification to the residents abroad will be carried out through the corresponding Consular Office or Consular Section of the Embassy.

3. When the notification is attempted, it would not have been possible to practice or the object is not known or the objector is missing, the order of incorporation will be notified through the "Official State Gazette" and the bulletin board. of the Town Hall of its last registered office, consisting of the Office or the bulletin board of the Consular Office or Consular Section of the Embassy where the objector is registered.

4. Where the incorporation requires the posting of the objector, under the conditions to be determined, the costs of the initial journey to the destination and the final return thereof shall be compensated. The expenditure shall be effective in writing or at the time and place of the notification.

5. The travel expenses of the residents abroad may be paid through the corresponding Consular Office or Consular Section of the Embassy. Where the objector's incorporation is at his own request, the expenses shall be on his own.

Article 49. Formalization of incorporation.

1. The incorporation will be formalised by signing the corresponding minutes.

2. The objectors who are unable to join the disease in the ordered date must immediately inform the Office, accompanying the relevant medical certificate to the Office, which may agree to the appropriate medical examination, in turn the entities concerned.

3. Exceptionally, the incorporation in the terms of Article 50 (7) may be suspended due to extraordinary circumstances beyond the order of incorporation, which are the determining factors of serious injury, which is likely to be avoidable with the suspension and provided that the period of activity can be completed in full.

CHAPTER IV

Performing the social benefit

Article 50. Arrangements for the implementation of the social provision.

1. The situation of activity, consisting in the performance of the social benefit, shall begin on the day on which the objector carries out the act of incorporation and shall end when he obtains the discharge from the reserve or exemption from the social benefit.

2. The social provision will be made in the sectors of activity determined in accordance with Article 6 of Law 48/1984.

3. The duration of the activity shall be thirteen months.

4. The previous period of compliance with the military service by objectors who submitted their application for objection prior to their entry into the ranks shall be computed in proportion to the duration of the replacement social benefit.

5. The task of carrying out the tasks entrusted to the conscientious objectors will not in any case involve the existence of a working relationship.

6. The performance of the social benefit shall be continued, except for reasons set out in this Regulation. Exceptionally, the situation of activity may be suspended due to extraordinary circumstances that have occurred during the event, which are the determinants of serious injury, which are temporarily avoidable with suspension and which may complete the period of activity.

7. The suspension of the activity, at the request of the objector, shall be for one to six months and shall be granted by the Secretary of State of Justice.

Article 51. Mode of implementation of social provision and training.

1. Conscientious objectors shall carry out their social provision in the manner and under the conditions which require the needs of the services and centres of destination. In general terms, the performance conditions shall be similar to those legally established for the staff employed by the institution in the sector corresponding to the service provision centre.

2. The objectors certifying aptitude for this purpose shall be designated monitors or coordinators.

3. The objectors are subject to the internal arrangements and the system of organisation of the centre of destination.

4. The objectors are subject to the duty of obedience to the authorities of the social service, as well as to those responsible for the services in which it is carried out, in all matters relating to the performance of the social benefit.

5. Knowledge shall be sought by the objectors of the basic organisation and the purpose of the social benefit, the tasks to be performed, the content of the concert subscribed by the relevant entity, the general scheme of their rights and duties, as well as that of civil protection and defence, to the effect that the Office will seek the necessary cooperation of the competent bodies in this field. In their case, the objectors will receive a basic training on development cooperation.

6. Where the performance of the social benefit requires special knowledge or preparation, the objector must follow a course of training, with the time spent on training as a social benefit.

Article 52. Hours, holidays and permits.

1. The day of the social service will be ordinary, thirty-five to forty hours a week, in special shift or in intensive mode, as a consequence of objective needs of the services provided and always with a total of thousand six hours of activity for the entire statutory period of duration of the social benefit.

2. The objectors will have the right to enjoy thirty days of holidays and weekly breaks, parties and permits in the cases and conditions of the legislation applicable to the staff employed by the institution of the corresponding institution.

3. With subordination, in any case, to the internal arrangements and the organisation of tasks at the centre of destination, the objectors shall have the right to enjoy extraordinary permits, with a maximum duration of five days continuing and a total of 13 days for the statutory period of duration of the social benefit. Their duration shall be deductible from the thirty-day vacation, except in the case of death or serious illness of relatives in the first and second degree.

4. Objectors who have the consideration of high level athletes will be entitled to other permits, up to a maximum of one hundred and twenty days, including holidays and other regulated permits, to attend competitions or to prepare for them, provided that they are authorised by the High Council of Sport. For the granting of such permits, the person concerned shall request them to the General Directorate for the Objection of Conscience with sufficient time, together with the approval of the said Council.

5. The Director-General for the Objection of Conscience may, on a proposal from the Office, agree to the granting of exceptional leave of up to two months, where the performance of the social benefit has been carried out on a regular basis extraordinary personal consideration.

Article 53. Perceptions and other rights of objectors.

1. The objectors shall bear an amount for personal expenses and what is necessary for their food, clothing and transport under the conditions of equivalence provided for in the law.

2. The objectors will receive the amount for personal expenses that the General State Budget Law establishes for those who comply with the mandatory military service, which can be effectively made directly by the Administration or through the (a) corresponding collaborating entities, within the time limits and form to be established.

3. The accommodation and maintenance arrangements shall be determined, where appropriate, by the relevant departments which have the place of business assigned to the objector, according to the respective concert or in accordance with the provisions of Article 47.6.

4. The objectors shall be entitled, under the conditions to be determined, to the compensation for travel expenses ordered by the Office, as a result of the processing of exemptions or deferrals of incorporation, training, incorporation or final return of the objector to his/her residence.

5. The intended objectors shall be provided with special working equipment or equipment in accordance with the provisions of Article 60.2.

6. The objectors shall be entitled to the reserve of the post of employment held before incorporation, in accordance with the provisions of the labour law and of civil servants. Schools will be obliged to reserve the places for students who are in the form of social provision, in accordance with the organisation of the teaching and the institutions.

7. The suspension of the contract of employment by incorporation into the social provision shall be considered, for the purposes of the protective action of the Social Security, of assimilation to the discharge.

8. Public servants, in accordance with their regulatory legislation, shall remain in the administrative situation of special services during the performance of the social benefit.

9. Under the General Budget of the State, conscientious objectors, and their beneficiaries, to which the provisions of paragraph 7 do not apply, shall be included in the Social Security, for the purpose of obtaining the health care of the latter, which shall be provided with the same content, extension and contributions as those laid down for the General Regime.

10. The objectors who perform the social benefit, die, are disabled, suffer injury or are missing, whenever it is in service or as a result thereof, they will be entitled to a pension or compensation, according to the regime established by the Law. The consideration of accidents at the service level shall be those which occur when the service is being returned or returned.

Article 54. Deadline for the application of the application.

Applications from conscientious objectors on the conditions of performance of the social benefit will be resolved within three months of the day of the date on which the application has entered into any of the the records of the competent administrative body.

CHAPTER V

Reservation Situation

Article 55. Reserve status.

1. The reserve situation shall begin on the day following the receipt of the termination of the social benefit or at the time when a reservist from the military service obtains the legal consideration of objector, and shall extend to 31 the third year following the end of the activity or, where appropriate, the performance of the military service.

2. In the reserve situation, the government may agree to reinstate the objectors in the cases provided for in the regulations on military service and national mobilization, in order to carry out protection and civil defense activities.

3. During the reserve situation, the file of the objector shall be kept with the data relating to the period of activity.

CHAPTER VI

Concerts with collaborating entities

Article 56. Entities and programmes.

1. The social provision will preferably be carried out in entities dependent on public administrations. It may also be complied with in non-public entities which are not for profit and which serve the general interest of society, especially in the social sectors most in need.

2. Social provision cannot be performed in the following programmes:

a) That they favor some ideological or religious choice.

b) That they do not have the necessary infrastructure and organization to ensure an attention, training and occupation of the objectors in accordance with the purposes of public utility and social interest of the social benefit and with the provisions of this Regulation.

c) That by their nature or conditions they may be a manifest inequality in relation to other objectors or to those who perform the military service.

d) To use the objectors in positions of employees of the respective entity or in replacement of the same.

Article 57. Recognition of collaborating entities.

1. The realization of the social benefit in an entity requires its recognition as a contributing entity by the General Direction of Objection of Consciousness, through the formalization of the corresponding concert.

2. Recognition as a contributing entity requires the implementation of programs of the social benefit sectors determined by the Council of Ministers and the fulfilment of the other legally established conditions.

Article 58. Concert plan.

1. The Office will draw up concert plans, which the Director-General of Awareness Objection will submit to the approval of the Minister of Justice and Interior.

2. The concert plan, assessing the needs of the sectors of activity of the social service, will determine the entities to be concertation and the number of posts to be carried out by the conscientious objectors in the respective programmes and centres.

Article 59. Content and nature of the concerts.

1. Concerts with the collaborating entities shall specify at least the following aspects:

(a) The purpose of the programme or centre in which the objectors are to collaborate.

b) Number of objectors attached to the program or center.

c) Conditions of the post of activity referred to location, day and, where appropriate, conditions of transport, clothing and equipment of work, accommodation and maintenance.

d) Specific programmes of activity of the objectors.

e) Controls to ensure that the activity entrusted to each of the objectors is carried out.

(f) Where appropriate, the means of training to provide the objectors for the best development of their activities and with which they will not be able to favor ideological or religious options.

g) Prohibition of using objectors in template positions or in replacement of employees.

(h) Prohibition of granting objectors not authorized by the current regulations or the concert itself that may be discriminatory to other objectors or to those who comply with the military service.

i) Documentation and communications to the Office of Mandatory Use.

(j) Commitment of the entity to provide the competent bodies with the supervision and inspection of the performance of the concert itself and of the regulatory provisions of the social provision.

k) Functions attributed to the entity in relation to the social benefit scheme.

l) Vigency of the concert and causes of resolution.

2. The concerts are administrative in nature. In the event of a dispute in its interpretation, amendment, resolution and effects, the administrative procedure shall be exhausted, only administrative disputes.

3. Council-type, approved by the Secretary of State for Justice, may be established.

Article 60. Obligations of institutions.

1. In relation to conscientious objectors, the collaborating entities are obliged to comply with the hygiene and safety measures at work set out in the relevant legislation.

2. The collaborating entities shall provide the objectors with the necessary training, accommodation, maintenance, costumes and work and transport equipment, in the cases, form and conditions that the concerts establish. Where such attentions, in accordance with the concert, are not to be on behalf of the collaborating entity, the procedure shall be determined to compensate or to meet the expenses satisfied or to satisfy by the entity, and may be fixed, to the effect, modules quantitative.

3. The contributing entity may not, under any circumstances, give third parties the services of the objectors who have been assigned to it, although, with the approval of the Office, they may be entrusted with joint programmes with other entities. No economic allocations may be made to the objectors other than those established.

4. Service provision centres may be designated as paying centres for the allocation corresponding to the objectors.

5. The collaborating entities are required to provide documentation, where appropriate, of the application of the amounts intended for the objectors or for the performance of the services or services referred to in paragraphs 2 and 4 of this Article.

6. The person responsible for the objector's programme or service centre or another person in the respective contributing entity may be entitled to be an instructor in a disciplinary case.

Article 61. Functions of the responsible persons.

Any activity program that has objectors assigned to it will have a responsibility for them. Its functions will include the following:

a) Assigning them with proper tasks that ensure effective occupation and the fulfillment of the day.

b) Facilitate them with the appropriate preparation and training for the accomplishment of the assigned tasks.

c) Provide them with the instructions, direction, and supervision that the assigned tasks require at any time.

d) Take care that the objectors have due information about their rights and duties, assuring them a personal attention.

e) Authorize the regulatory permissions that correspond to the objectors and communicate them to the Office.

f) Serve as a regular channel for communications between the objectors and the Office.

g) Carry out the official book of incidents, especially those concerning assistance and punctuality, and communicate them to the Office, in accordance with the provisions of the respective concert.

h) to provide the monitoring and inspection bodies of the social provision with the control of their compliance, both in relation to the duties of the objectors and those of the contributing entity itself and the person responsible for the programme; centre.

i) Other functions that were expressly entrusted to the respective concert.

Article 62. Duration and resolution of the concerts.

1. The concerts will have a duration of two years, tacitly extendable for successive biennial periods, if the same programs of activity object of the concert subsist.

2. Will be causes of concert resolution:

(a) Failure to comply with the provisions of the concert or the rules governing the social provision, especially in the effective occupation of the objectors in tasks of public utility or social interest.

b) The disappearance of the program of activity object of the concert.

c) The refusal or hindrance to the inspection of the social benefit.

d) The six-month notice of one of the parties, of their willingness to resolve the concert. 3. In the event of a decision of the concert, the Office shall be attached to the objectors corresponding to other centres or programmes to fulfil the remaining part of the social benefit.

4. The advance settlement of the concert shall determine the corresponding settlement.

CHAPTER VII

Organs with competencies on social provision

Article 63. Competent bodies.

1. The Ministry of Justice and Home Affairs, through the Directorate-General for the Objection of Consciousness, which is dependent on the Secretariat of State of Justice, is responsible for the functions of management and inspection of the social provision, to which effect it will count, in addition to the Secretariat of the National Council for the Objection of Consciousness, with the Office for the Social Provision of the Objectors of Consciousness and the General Secretariat for Coordination and Inspection.

2. It is up to the Minister of Justice and Home Affairs:

(a) Propose to the Council of Ministers, in accordance with Article 6. of Law 48/1984, the sectors of development of social benefit.

b) Approve concert plans, in accordance with Article 58 of this Regulation.

3. Corresponds to the Secretary of State for Justice:

(a) Approve model-type models in accordance with Article 59.3 of this Regulation.

b) To conclude agreements on administrative collaboration with the governing bodies of the Autonomous Communities for collaboration in the management of social provision, subject to its approval by the Government, according to the article 6.1 of the Law on the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and the Common Administrative Procedure.

Article 64. General Direction of Objection of Consciousness.

1. The Directorate-General for Awareness Objection is responsible for the management, coordination and supervision of the management and inspection of the social provision, and in particular the following functions:

(a) Propose to the Minister of Justice and Interior the sectors for the realization of the social benefit, within the meaning of Article 12 of Law 48/1984, and to submit to the approval the plans of concerts.

(b) Submit to the approval of the Secretary of State for Justice the draft-type projects, in accordance with Articles 58 and 59 of this Regulation.

2. The Directorate-General for the Objection of conscience may directly issue instructions, circulars or special orders to the centres and departments in which the objectors perform the social benefit in relation to their legal status or to those of them. aspects that are expressed in the corresponding concerts.

Article 65. Deputy General of the Office for the Social Prayer of the Objectors of Consciousness.

The Office for the Social Provision of the Objectors of Consciousness is the organ, with rank of General Subdirectorate, of ordinary management and control of the social benefit of conscientious objectors. In particular, it is for the Office's Deputy Director-General to promote and adopt, inter alia, the following measures:

A) Do not consider as an activity period the time during which the objector would have ceased to fulfill the assigned activity.

B) Agree to change the objector's attachment for the following reasons:

1. Request of the objector to change the usual address. In this case, the change in membership will only take place if there are places available for the provision in the new home and without the situation of activity being suspended.

2. Not be eligible for the type of activity assigned, without there being a post in the program or center of an assignment that is more in line with its capacity.

3. Legally Imposed Disciplinary Penalty.

4. First Resolution of the concert with the entity on which the objector's program or destination center depends.

5. The best interest of the social benefit system and the services to be performed. For this reason the provision of services may also be authorised in a third party.

C) Any other that corresponds to you regulatively or entrusts you with the Director General of Objection of Consciousness.

Article 66. Sub-Directorate-General for Coordination and Inspection.

The General Coordination and Inspection Subdirectorate is responsible for the following functions:

a) To monitor the correct implementation by the objectors of the social benefit and that the activity developed in the collaborating entities is adapted to the content and purpose of the social benefit.

(b) agree to the opening of disciplinary proceedings and to impose legally-imposed penalties on offenders, taking into account the circumstances and the damage caused to the service and the citizen.

(c) To take care that the activity of the objectors does not adversely affect the labour market.

Article 67. Other bodies with competence in the field.

1. The Civil Governments shall communicate to the Ministry of Justice and Home any non-compliance with the rules governing the social provision, supporting with their services the management, inspection and information of the conscientious objection and the social benefit.

2. In their respective territorial scope correspond to the Consular Offices and to the Consular Sections of the Embassies the functions expressed in the previous section.

3. The Delegates and Inspectors of the General Directorate for the Objection of Consciousness shall carry out, in their respective territorial scope and with organic dependence of the Government Delegate, or the Civil Governor, the functions of management and inspection. Regulation (EU)

CHAPTER VIII

Disciplinary regime

SECTION 1. MINOR INFRACTIONS

Article 68. Typing.

Are minor violations of conscientious objectors, the following facts, when they are not susceptible to a more serious rating:

(a) The absence, up to twenty-four hours, of the service delivery centre, without prior authorisation or justification.

(b) Failure to comply with or fail to comply with the instructions and obligations relating to the activities of the social service, including those of the internal system of the service delivery centre.

(c) The treatment is not respectful of the persons responsible and the persons of the program or the service center, as well as the users of the same.

(d) Abuse, neglect and neglect in the preservation or use of the clothing, equipment, materials or effects of the service delivery centre, provided that they are not constitutive of serious misconduct.

Article 69. Sanctions.

The minor violations correspond to the following penalties:

a) Assembly, which is the written reprobation addressed to the interested party.

b) Loss of remuneration, up to a maximum of one month.

c) Suspension of permits and discretionary licenses, up to a maximum of one month.

SECTION 2 SERIOUS VIOLATIONS

Article 70. Typing.

These are serious violations of conscientious objectors, the following:

(a) The manifest individual or collective insubordination to those who run the services in which the objectors or the competent authorities, officials or bodies give their activity.

(b) Abandonment, for a period of more than 24 hours and less than seventy-two hours, of the activity in which the benefit consists.

c) Failure to comply with the system of dedication to social provision where it is motivated by the development of remunerated activities.

(d) The voluntary destruction, removal or disposal of materials, equipment and garments that are entrusted to the objector.

e) Serious negligence in the preservation or maintenance of equipment and clothing equipment.

f) The accumulation of three minor penalties, within two consecutive months or five, over the entire period of activity.

g) The inebriation or use of toxic drugs, narcotic drugs or psychotropic substances during the service.

h) The penalty break.

Article 71. Sanctions.

1. The following penalties shall be imposed on serious infringements:

a) Adscription to a different service or cancellation of the agreed membership changes at the request of the objector.

b) Recargo, up to a maximum of three months, of the duration corresponding to the activity situation.

2. The penalty for a surcharge may be reduced or exonerated by reason of the good conduct observed by the sanctioned objector.

SECTION 3 RESOURCES, PRESCRIPTION AND PROCEDURE

Article 72. Resources.

The sanctioning resolution may be brought before the body hierarchically superior to that which has been agreed upon.

Article 73. Limitation of infringements and penalties.

1. Minor infringements will be prescribed at six months and the serious ones at two years, counted from the time of the day of the commission.

2. The penalties imposed for minor faults shall be prescribed for the year and those imposed for serious misconduct at two years, counted from the day following the day on which the penalty decision becomes final.

Article 74. Procedure.

In all matters relating to the procedure of the matters governed by this Chapter, the provisions of the Rules of Procedure for the exercise of sanctioning powers, approved by Royal Decree, shall apply. 1398/1993, dated 4 August.

Single additional disposition.

1. The official communications of the Directorate-General for the Objection of Conscience or its organs in compliance with its tasks shall enjoy the postal and telegraphic franchise, and the stamping of the stamp of dates may be printed. mandatory in these communications. The replies of the conscientious objectors to the Directorate-General shall also be subject to postal relief when such communications are required. The envelope with official letterhead which will have been sent to the effect will be used for this purpose.

2. The notifications to the persons concerned of decisions affecting their rights or interests shall also be sent to the postal allowance and shall be sent by registered post, for the purposes of requiring a record of the receipt.