Chapter III
ASSURANCE OF OPERATIONS OF, AND REGIMES AND POLICIES FOR COMMUNE POLICE
Article 14. Assurance of funds and material foundations for Commune Police operations
The funding sources for Commune Police operations include central budget and local budget.
The State ensures funds and material foundations for operations, training, drills, fostering, regimes, policies and other necessary conditions for Commune Police.
The Government shall specify budget funds to ensure Commune Police operations.
Article 15. Workplaces and equipment of Commune Police
Commune Police has its own office or workplace suitable to the working conditions and requirements to maintain security, social order and safety in localities.
Commune Police is equipped with weapons, support instruments, dossiers, books, notebooks and other necessary facilities and means for the performance of tasks as provided for by law.
Weapons, support instruments and equipment of Commune Police must be registered, managed and used under law and the guidance of the Minister of Public Security.
Article 16. Commune Police uniforms, insignia and certificates
Commune Police heads, deputy-heads and members will be supplied with Commune Police uniforms, insignias and certificates according to the Government's regulations.
Article 17. Training, drilling and retraining Commune Police
Commune Police heads and deputy-heads must be trained and retrained according to the Government's regulations.
Annually. Commune Police heads, deputy-heads and members must be trained and retrained in political, legal and professional knowledge under programs set by the Minister of Public Security.
Article 18. Salaries and allowances for Commune Police
1. Commune Police heads enjoy salaries and allowances prescribed by law.
2. Commune Police deputy-heads and members enjoy monthly allowances. The Government shall prescribe the allowance brackets applicable to Commune Police deputy-heads and members. Provincial-level People's Committees shall, based on the Government's regulations and local realities, submit to People's Councils of the same level for decision specific allowance levels.
Article 19. Regimes and policies towards Commune Police
1. Commune Police heads, deputy-heads and members shall pay social insurance and health insurance premiums according to law.
2. Commune Police heads enjoy a seniority allowance if they work for 60 consecutive months or more or a lump-sum allowance if they work for 15 consecutive years but give up their jobs for plausible reasons while being not fully qualified for retirement.
3. Commune Police deputy-heads and members enjoy a lump-sum allowance if they work for 15 consecutive years or more but give up their jobs for plausible reasons.
4. Commune Police deputy-heads and members, when being sent for full-time training, drills, political, legal and professional retraining, enjoy an allowance equal to a basic food ration of a combatant serving for a definite time in the People's Police; when they are sent on mission, they are entitled to travel expenses.
5. Commune Police heads, deputy-heads and members, when on duty for combat readiness in key areas w=here the security- and order-related situation is complicated, are entitled to the prescribed regimes.
6. Commune Police heads, deputy-heads and members who get wounded or lay down their lives while on duty are entitled to the law-prescribed regimes and policies on preferential treatment of people with meritorious services to the revolution; incumbent Commune Police deputy-heads and members, if getting sick, are entitled to medical examination and treatment at healthcare establishments and considered for medical examination and treatment cost supports from the local budgets.
The Government shall specify this Article.
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