Statute of Limitations and Time Limits for Disciplinary Actions Against Militia Members from August 5, 2020

Statute of Limitations, the Duration for Handling Disciplinary Actions for DQTV, Circular 75/2020/TT-BQP

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To be specific: in Article 33 Circular 75/2020/TT-BQP stipulates the statute of limitations and the duration for handling disciplinary actions for DQTV as follows:

The statute of limitations for handling disciplinary actions is the period from the time the disciplinary violation occurs until it is discovered; after this period, no disciplinary actions will be considered, except for the cases stipulated in point b, clause 1, Article 33 of this Circular:

- The statute of limitations for handling disciplinary actions is 24 months. If within the statute of limitations, the violator commits a new violation, the statute of limitations for the old violation is recalculated from the time of the new violation;- No statute of limitations is applied for violations that lead to disciplinary actions stripping the DQTV title; violations of regulations on internal political security protection; violations infringing national interests in defense, security, foreign affairs; using fake or illegal diplomas, certificates, documents, or DQTV members who are party members disciplined with expulsion.

The duration for handling disciplinary actions is the period from the discovery of the disciplinary violation to the decision on disciplinary action by the competent authority. The duration for handling disciplinary actions is 03 months. In cases requiring more time for investigation and clarification due to complex circumstances, the duration for handling disciplinary actions may be extended but not exceeding 05 months.

Additionally, clause 3, Article 33, Circular 75/2020/TT-BQP stipulates that in cases involving DQTV disciplinary violations related to incidents or cases under investigation, prosecution, or trial by judicial authorities, the consideration for disciplinary actions is suspended. When the final conclusion by the competent legal authority or the legally effective court judgment is available, disciplinary actions are considered and handled in accordance with regulations. The duration for considering disciplinary actions is 03 months. In cases requiring more time for investigation and clarification due to complex circumstances, the duration for handling disciplinary actions may be extended but not exceeding 05 months.

For more details, see Circular 75/2020/TT-BQP, issued on June 19, 2020.

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