Circular 218: Handling of Legal Violations Concerning Complaints in the Army

04:01, 10/07/2024

The content is detailed in Circular 218/2013/TT-BQP providing guidance on complaints and complaint resolution in the Military.

Currently, the complaints and complaint resolution must be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the law; ensuring accuracy, objectivity, honesty, transparency, democracy, and promptly.

Handling Legal Violations on Complaints in the Military, Circular 218/2013/TT-BQP

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The handling of legal violations regarding complaints is conducted in accordance with Article 67 and Article 68 of the Law on Complaints. Circular 218/2013/TT-BQP stipulates that commanders of agencies and units, within the scope of their functions, duties, and powers, have the responsibility to:

- Decide to temporarily suspend the execution of complaint resolution decisions of subordinate unit commanders when it is found that the resolution violates the law.- Decide to temporarily suspend the work of persons under their management who intentionally obstruct or do not comply with legally effective complaint resolution decisions or do not comply with requests from inspection agencies, their superior agencies, and units in the resolution of complaints.- Decide on disciplinary actions according to the Military Management Regulations and other regulations of the Ministry of National Defense or apply handling measures in accordance with the law for persons having one of the acts specified in Articles 67, 68 of the Law on Complaints, but not to the extent of being prosecuted for criminal liability.

For additional related regulations, see Circular 218/2013/TT-BQP effective from February 2, 2014.

Thu Ba

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