국군법

Armed Forces Act

군대법(변형된 법률)은 인도, 말레이시아 및 영국에서 군대와 관련된 법률에 사용되는 주식 단축 제목입니다.이 짧은 제목을 가진 법안에 대한 법안은 보통 국군법안으로 알려져 있을 것이다.

군대법은 짧은 직함을 가진 법률 또는 군대와 관련된 모든 법률의 총칭일 수 있다.

영국에서는 상비군의 유지를 가능하게 하기 위해 5년마다 국군법을 통과시켜야 하는데, 그렇지 않으면 1689년 [1][2][3]권리 장전에 의해 불법이 될 것이다.

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레퍼런스

  1. ^ Rozenberg, Joshua (28 July 2005). "Forces to face single justice body". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 15 July 2011.
  2. ^ Ministry of Defense (16 June 2011). "Armed Forces Bill--Explanatory Notes". The Stationery Office. para. 3. Retrieved 18 June 2014. For constitutional reasons an Armed Forces Bill is required every five years. The primary purpose of Armed Forces Bills is accordingly to provide for the continuation for a further period of up to five years of the provisions enabling the armed forces to be recruited and maintained as disciplined bodies.
  3. ^ Ministry of Defense (30 November 2005). "Armed Forces Bill--Explanatory Notes". The Stationery Office. para. 14. Retrieved 18 June 2014. Since 1955 the Army and Air Force Acts (and, since 1971, the Naval Discipline Act) have been subject to renewal by primary legislation every five years and, in each of the intervening years, by an Order in Council approved in draft by both Houses of Parliament. This requirement for Parliamentary agreement for their continuation has its origins in the Bill of Rights 1688, which provides that the raising of a standing army is against the law unless Parliament consents to it. Since the 1950s the five-yearly Bills have been used primarily to make necessary and desirable amendments to the SDAs [Service Discipline Acts], often to reflect changes in the civilian criminal law of England and Wales.