Decree of the Ministry of Defence No. 266 / 1999 Coll.
Decree of the Ministry of Defence on the method of providing free catering, equipment and transport equipment and on the provision of accommodation for professional soldiers, reserve soldiers and active reserve soldiers
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DECLARATION
Ministry of Defence
of 5 November 1999
on the method of providing free meals, equipment and transport facilities and the provision of accommodation for professional soldiers, advance-duty soldiers and active reserve soldiers
According to § 93 of Act No. 221 / 1999 Coll., the Ministry of Defence provides:
Definition of terms for the purposes of free eating
For the purposes of free meals:
(a) an occupational soldier ("soldier") by an executive flyer in the seniority of a pilot, navigator, cabin technician, on-board radio-telephonist, on-board operator, on-board shooter and cabin crew member;
(b) by an executive paratrooper, a soldier in the rank of officer associated with the conduct of the training;
(c) continuous practical flight training in the air service within the territory of the Czech Republic or abroad for the purpose of preparing an effective fighter aircraft; a continuous practical flight training shall be considered as a period of interruption not exceeding 3 months;
(d) continuous practical parachute training to conduct the training provided for the training year; continuous practical parachute training shall be considered as a period of interruption not exceeding 3 months;
(e) by flight preparation, the flight activity carried out at the air service for the purpose of preparing soldiers for the performance of the duties of an executive flight, from the beginning of the flight preparation to the interruption or termination; a pilot of a military aircraft shall be considered as flying training at a military school in the field of study for a period not exceeding 1 month;
(f) the area of deployment of a geographical area of foreign operation;
(g) by posting the service of a soldier in a foreign operation which starts on the day of leaving the territory of the Czech Republic or at the place where the foreign workplace or place of employment from which the soldier is removed is dislocated and ends on the date of return from the foreign operation in the Czech Republic or the place where his foreign workplace or place of establishment is dislocated.
Forms of free meals
(1) Free meals are provided with a meal, breakfast, lunch and dinner. Food is released in a warm state, and if it can't be secured, then
(a) cold, or
(b) in the form of food for separate or group food preparation.
(2) If it is not possible to provide free meals with food as referred to in paragraph 1, the soldier shall be compensated in cash. Refund in money for food is the financial value of the types and quantities of each food corresponding to the diet levy, including the surcharge granted pursuant to § 10 (3) or, where applicable, the food supplement.
(3) If it is not possible to provide free meals in a foreign operation as referred to in paragraph 1, the soldier shall be compensated for free meals in the value determined in accordance with Paragraph 11 (4).
Free meals on continuous duty
For a continuous service that lasts at least 24 hours, free meals shall be provided for the soldier from the first meal to be served after the start of the continuous service and end with the last meal to be served before the end of the continuous service.
Free meals in the performance of special professions and activities
(1) Free meals in the performance of special professions and activities are provided
(a) to an executive flight from the date of appointment to the training group, if continuous practical flight training takes place until the date of withdrawal or exclusion from the training group;
(b) to an executive paratrooper from the date of commencement of continuous practical training until the date of termination of continuous practical training;
(c) a soldier who provides a flight action throughout its preparation and operation;
(d) a soldier who provides controlled take-over flights of aircraft on engineering air safety days at flight testing centres, if this activity lasts more than 11 hours;
(e) a soldier who prepares to perform the duties of an executive flyer, from the day on which he commences flight preparation to the day on which he has interrupted or terminated;
(f) a soldier studying in a military school in the field of study with a focus on provision, on days of practical self-food preparation or group preparation;
(g) a soldier transferred to a foreign operation if he does not receive food from an international governmental or transnational organisation for the duration of the secondment. Free meals shall also be provided in the case referred to in Section 5 (1) (b) if the soldier is in the deployment area,
(h) a soldier who, after his occupation, is trained to acquire basic military knowledge and skills necessary for the performance of his duties; the soldier shall be provided free of charge with the main daily meals which fall within the period of service,
(i) a soldier in a preventive hospital medical examination to which he is required to submit immediately after returning from a foreign operation.
(2) In carrying out the special profession or activity referred to in points (a) to (e) of paragraph 1, free meals shall be provided from the first meal to be given after the start of the particular profession or activity and end with the last meal to be given before the end of the particular profession or activity.
(1) No free meals or compensation in cash shall be provided to the soldier referred to in Sections 3 and 4 at the time of:
(a) leave, leave granted for continuous military training, leave granted for continuous military deployment, study leave, retraining, replacement leave or duty leave;
(b) inability to serve for sickness or accident, except in the cases provided for in Article 9 (1) (a);
(c) stay in medical, spa and recreational facilities;
(d) links; or
(e) maternity and parental leave.
(2) No free meals or compensation in cash shall be provided to the Executive Officer and to the Executive Paratrooper from the date of commencement of study at a military school or at a study stay where practical flying training or practical paratrooper training is not carried out.
Food supplements and food supplements
Food and food shall correspond to the dietary doses and food supplements, their energy standards and nutritional values set out in Annex 1 to this Regulation and the average food consumption composition set out in Annex 2 to this Regulation.
(1) The dietary benefits according to the complexity of the service are:
(a) basic diet,
(b) diet for flyers,
(c) food levy for paratroopers.
(2) The basic diet is provided to a soldier who does not have another diet.
(3) A soldier in continuous service of at least 24 hours in a military school, in the case of an air unit or in the case of a paratrooper unit where the basic diet is not prepared shall be provided with the diet to be prepared for the military unit.
(4) The subsistence allowance for a pilot shall be granted to an executive flyer in accordance with § 4 (1) (a), to a soldier preparing to perform the duties of an executive flyer in accordance with § 4 (1) (e) and to an executive flyer who is officially assigned to the air service.
(5) The subsistence allowance for paratroopers shall be granted to an executive paratrooper in accordance with § 4 (1) (b) and to a soldier who prepares to perform his duties in a foreign operation or carries out his duties in a foreign operation in the Czech Republic.
(1) The following food supplements are provided according to the complexity of the service and under the conditions laid down in this Decree:
(a) food addition A - health,
(b) food addition B - basic,
(c) food additive C - special,
(d) food addition D - for all soldiers,
(e) the addition of food E - in physical activity,
(f) the addition of food F - for sports championships under the responsibility of the Ministry of Defence (hereinafter referred to as the Ministry),
(g) food addition G - for efficient flyers on days of flight activity;
(h) food addition H - for efficient flyers included in supersonic and subsonic aircraft equipped with weapons systems and transport aircraft.
(2) Food supplements are provided only when providing free meals, except food supplements A. Food supplements shall only be issued on days of entitlement to at least two daily meals, to the first of them. Food addition And it belongs regardless of the number of meals delivered.
(3) Only the following food supplements may be provided for each diet:
(a) the basic ration of food supplements A, B, C, D, E and F;
(b) food supplements A, D, G and H for flyers;
(c) the diet levy for executive paratroopers of food supplements A and D.
(4) Only one food supplement may be provided for each diet, except
(a) food addition A, which may be provided with any other food addition;
(b) food supplement D, which may be provided together with food addition B, C, G and H; and
(c) food supplement G, which may be provided together with food addition H.
(1) Food supplement A is provided to a soldier if
(a) is hospitalised in a field hospital or military hospital for a disease or accident which makes him unfit for duty; or
(b) this requires a medical situation in a military unit or facility (hereinafter referred to as "part of the armed forces") in which a soldier is classified, in particular in cases of threat to epidemics or bad drinking water.
(2) The addition of food B is provided to the soldier at
(a) continuous service at the regular place of service, which shall last for at least 24 hours, except for the continuous service of a supervisor which shall last for 24 hours;
(b) the provision of flight actions in accordance with § 4 (1) (c).
(3) The addition of food C is provided to the soldier at
(a) a continuous service lasting at least 24 hours outside the place of regular service, provided that meals are prepared or provided outside the place of regular service;
(b) a focus on training for a military show and a mass performance at the military service;
(c) night duty at the State Air Defence Service,
(d) practical training in driving from 22 to 6 hours for at least 3 hours, namely drivers of military equipment.
(4) The addition of D food is provided to the soldier at
(a) the performance of the tasks referred to in paragraphs 2 and 3 (a) to (c);
(b) duty at night at the official emergency, to the executive flyer.
(5) The addition of food E is provided to the soldier at
(a) focusing on central training and carrying out a military show or mass body show;
b) focus on sports games for larger organizational units. 3)
(6) The addition of F food is provided to the soldier when concentrating on the sport games of the Czech Army ("the army").
(7) The addition of food G shall be provided to an efficient flyer on days of flight activity and on standby.
(8) The addition of H food shall be provided to an efficient flyer included in supersonic and subsonic aircraft equipped with weapon systems and to an efficient flyer included in the flight crew.
Refund in cash
(1) Money compensation shall be paid for individual meals to be delivered at the rate of their financial value, including the surcharge granted pursuant to Article 10 (3). Money compensation shall not be paid for food supplements other than food supplements H. The Executive Paratrooper who is granted a diet levy pursuant to Article 7 (4) shall be paid a money refund equal to the financial value of the diet levy referred to in Article 7 (1) (c).
(2) In the case of a continuous service of a supervisor that lasts for at least 24 hours, the cash compensation shall be paid at the level of the financial value of the basic food levy, except for the continuous service of a supervisor - an executive flyer or paratrooper to whom the cash compensation is paid in accordance with paragraph 1.
(3) If a soldier is given a refund in cash instead of a meal, this compensation is increased by a surcharge if the soldier is involved
(a) continuous service of at least 24 hours organised by a part of the armed forces in which food is prepared and the soldier is not allowed to eat with that part of the armed forces; or
(b) continuous service of at least 24 hours in the case of a part of the armed forces for which food is not prepared, in the event that it is not secured by import from its own food establishment or by a contracted food service provider.
(4) The amount of the premium referred to in paragraph 3 shall be:
(a) breakfast 20%,
(b) lunch 40%,
(c) dinner 40%
the lowest level of diet laid down by the law governing the level and the procedure for granting travel refunds to services7).
Energy, nutrition and financial value of dietary benefits and food supplements
(1) The financial value of food supplements and food supplements is determined by multiplying the average consumption composition of each food per kilogram per person per day in accordance with Annex 2 by their average trade prices per kilogram. The average commercial price shall be the average price of each type of food purchased to ensure free catering for the last 3 calendar months preceding the month in which the average commercial price is determined.
(2) The financial value of food supplements and food supplements is adjusted depending on the development of commercial food prices. The adjustment to the currently used financial value of the dietary benefits shall be made where the sum of the average commercial prices of the food purchased over the period of the last 3 calendar months preceding the month in which the average commercial price is determined deviates by more than 5% from the sum of the commercial prices of the food purchased during the period in which the adjustment was last made.
(3) The financial value of food supplements and food supplements shall be adjusted not earlier than the first day of the month following the finding of the difference referred to in paragraph 2.
(4) The financial value of the food levy for a soldier in a foreign operation shall be determined according to the development of the commercial prices of food in the deployment area.
(1) The financial value of food supplements and food supplements for a component of the armed forces with a number of people below 50 may be increased by 10% compared to the financial value determined in accordance with Article 11 (1), depending on the extent to which food is purchased in retail trade.
(2) The financial value of food supplements and food supplements for the part of the armed forces may be increased by 20% if:
(a) provides rescue work;
(b) ensure the removal of the consequences of natural disasters or other serious situations affecting life, health, the environment or significant assets; or
(c) has been affected by a natural disaster or other serious situation.
(3) The monthly average consumption of energy and nutritional value of dietary doses, food supplements and their financial value in each day in which free catering is provided to the soldier must correspond to those established for individual food levies and food supplements by this decree, with a tolerance of not more than 5% of the specified value. The annual mean of drawing these values shall not exceed 10 per cent of the value or 3 per cent below the value.
Security of equipment
(1) The equipment shall be provided by the supply of military equipment and free services or by compensation in cash. Free service means washing, chemical cleaning, modification, repair and maintenance of equipment components ("maintenance ').
(2) According to the professional classification, the soldier, the soldier in reserve, who entered the military active service ("the soldier in reserve in service '), or the soldier in active reserve (" the soldier in active reserve'), is secured by equipment components and issued to him
(a) ownership; or
(b) until the borrowing.
(3) Military equipment is changed depending on the indicative periods of use of individual equipment components.
(4) Compensation in money is paid for:
(a) the acquisition and addition of military equipment not purchased at the cost of the State;
(b) the acquisition and maintenance of civil clothing to a soldier ordered to wear it for service purposes.
(5) The classification of equipment components in the groups referred to in paragraph 2 and the indicative periods of use of equipment components referred to in paragraph 3 are set out in Annex 3 and Annex 4.
Military equipment for the property of
(1) Military equipment is issued in the form of basic equipment. The basic equipment consists of clothing, linen, footwear and other equipment of the soldier necessary for the performance of the service, for the provision of training and for the performance of his duties.
(2) A soldier who has been appointed to the rank of General is hereby issued an addition to the basic equipment on the basis of the equipment standard.
(3) A soldier who has been transferred from the Military Office of the President of the Republic or the Castle Guard to perform his duties in the Army or in the Ministry or vice versa, or from the Military Office of the President of the Republic to the Castle Guard or vice versa, shall be equipped with the military equipment referred to in paragraph 1.
(4) A soldier who prepares for the performance of his duties by studying in schools and courses abroad or is transferred abroad and a soldier who is seconded to perform his duties in a foreign operation is provided with military equipment for operating abroad. Upon completion of the secondment, the military equipment referred to in paragraph 1 shall be provided to the soldier, provided that the essential equipment has not been issued to him during his occupation.
(5) In the probationary period, only military equipment is issued to a soldier in the form of incomplete basic equipment necessary for training. Upon completion of the test period, the other military equipment shall be issued to the soldier until completion of the basic equipment referred to in paragraph 1.
(6) On the first entry into service of a military active service, a soldier shall be given ownership of the equipment component referred to in point (a) of Annex 4 to this Decree.
Military equipment for loan to a soldier in reserve
(1) For the period of military active service, military-backed soldiers shall be issued for the borrowing of the equipment referred to in point (b) of Annex 4 to this Decree.
(2) Upon completion of the military preparation for the acquisition of basic military knowledge and skills for the period of inclusion in the active reserve, the equipment components referred to in points (b) and (c) of Annex 4 to this Decree shall be issued for the loan of the active reserve.
(3) If additional military equipment is necessary to carry out the duties at the post, the soldier shall be provided with the necessary spare parts above the scope laid down in Annex 4 to this decree in advance in the course of the loan.
Replacement in money for the use of civil clothing
(1) A soldier shall be paid a one-off compensation in respect of his purchase of 70% of the value of the basic equipment on the first official classification in which he is ordered to wear civil clothing for service purposes.
(2) A soldier who has already been in the service of an occupational soldier and has performed duties in the service classification in which he was ordered to wear civil clothing, and a soldier in the service classification in which he is ordered to wear civil clothing, shall be paid once more in cash for the acquisition of civil clothing if 5 or more years have elapsed since the last termination of his service or the last performance of such service classification.
(3) One-off cash compensation is paid to a soldier in the month following the month in which the soldier was entitled to a cash refund.
(4) Members of Military Intelligence shall be paid compensation in cash for the use of civil clothing in connection with the performance of specific military intelligence tasks. This compensation shall be paid back to the soldier each calendar year. If a soldier in Military Intelligence has not been classified throughout the calendar year, a proportion of the compensation shall be paid for the calendar month in question.
(5) Members of the Military Police shall be paid compensation in cash for the use of civil clothing to perform specific tasks of the Military Police. The Chief of the Military Police shall each year issue a list of service posts which are ordered to wear civil clothing for service purposes in the following calendar year. A soldier who performs a service at this place shall be paid compensation in cash for the use of civil clothing for service purposes. This compensation shall be paid back to the soldier each calendar year. If a member of the Military Police has not been assigned to that post throughout the calendar year, or if there has been a change in classification during the calendar year, a proportion of the refund shall be paid for the calendar months concerned.
(6) Members of the Special Forces shall be paid compensation in cash for the use of civil clothing in connection with the performance of the specific tasks of the Special Forces. The Chief of Staff of the Army of the Czech Republic issues each year a list of service posts which are ordered to wear civil clothing for service purposes in the following calendar year. A soldier who performs a service at this place shall be paid compensation in cash for the use of civil clothing for service purposes. This compensation shall be paid back to the soldier each calendar year. If a member of the special forces has not been assigned to that post throughout the calendar year or if a change of classification has taken place during the calendar year, a proportion of the refund shall be paid for the calendar month in question.
Cash cost of military equipment
(1) The monthly cost of military equipment for the purposes laid down in § 91 (2) of the Act is CZK 480 in the trial period. At the end of the probationary period, these costs shall be:
a) for professional soldier 1 635 CZK,
(b) for a professional soldier serving at the Military Office of the President of the Republic, CZK 3 100,
c) for a professional soldier serving at the Castle Guard, CZK 2 100,
d) for a professional soldier who is on duty at the Castle Guard and has not been granted the basic standard of the Castle Guard, 1 635 CZK.
(2) For the purposes of Paragraph 91 (2) of the fourth Act, the monthly amount of the costs of military equipment is reduced by a proportion of the value of the non-issued basic equipment components. This does not apply in the case of the procedure under Paragraph 91 (2) of the Second Law. The value of the equipment components shall be determined according to their purchase costs.
Military equipment at funeral
(1) If a soldier dies during the duration of the service, he may be buried in a military uniform issued to him in the form of basic equipment.
(2) If a soldier who has not been issued military equipment in the form of basic equipment dies in the performance of his duties abroad or in a foreign operation, or if there is an exceptional case where the military uniform of the deceased cannot be traced, destroyed or damaged, a military uniform without shoes is issued to bury the soldier.
(3) If a soldier died in the service during the performance of a military active service, he will give himself to the interpreter of his funeral to bury a soldier in a military uniform without shoes and one set of linen.
Maintenance of military equipment
Maintenance shall be carried out only for military equipment as referred to in Section 13 (2) (b).
Transport in preventive rehabilitation, emergency rehabilitation and medical treatment
(1) The transport or reimbursement of travel expenses on the journey to preventive rehabilitation, emergency rehabilitation or medical treatment (4) is provided to the soldier for travel from his place of residence or regular service to the place of preventive rehabilitation, emergency rehabilitation or medical treatment and back.
(2) The soldier is entitled to reimbursement of travel expenses as in the course of a service journey (5).
Transport on transfer
(1) The transport or reimbursement of travel expenses on removal in the important interest of the service shall be provided to the soldier and members of his household for travel from the place of residence to the place of new residence.
(2) A soldier and members of his household are entitled to reimbursement of travel expenses as per business trip. 5)
Reimbursement of travel expenses on the journey to regular leave
(1) Reimbursement of travel expenses for carriage on regular leave is provided to the soldier for a journey from a regular place of service or residence to one of the chosen places of leave in the Czech Republic and for a proper holiday abroad to a border crossing station or road crossing or to a place of departure of the aircraft and back.
(2) The second carriage class of the passenger train or bus shall be determined for the carriage of a soldier who has a regular place of service on the territory of the Czech Republic for a proper holiday.
(3) For the carriage of a soldier who has a regular place of service outside the Czech Republic, a safe and economical mass vehicle for long-distance transport of passengers shall be designated and returned; such a mass device may be:
(a) aircraft up to the price of an economic class ticket;
(b) a train up to the price of a class 1 ticket;
(c) a ship up to the price of a ferry ticket; or
(d) bus.
(4) In the case of collective recreation, the designated means of transport referred to in paragraph 2 or 3 shall also be used for the carriage of the spouse and the dependent child of the soldier.
Special-duty military formalities
A soldier who is called to special service is provided free of charge with catering, transport and accommodation.
Repeal
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Defence No. 266 / 1999 Coll., on the method of providing free meals, equipment and transport equipment and on the provision of accommodation for professional soldiers, reserve soldiers in service and active soldiers |
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| Regulation Type | Order |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 26.11.1999 |
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| Effective from | 01.12.1999 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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