Chapter 1 General Provisions
Article 1
This Statute is duly enacted in accordance with Article 13 of the
Organizational Statute of the Conscription Affairs Administration,
Ministry of the Interior (hereinafter referred to as the
Administration).
Article 2
These Operational Rules shall apply to all business affairs of the
Administration unless otherwise provided for in law.
Article 3
The Administration operates through Departments of Enlistment,
Screening & Training, Management, Rights & Interests, Drafting,
Secretariate, Human
Resources, Accounting, Anti-corruption Office to take charge of
business affairs set forth in the Administration’s Organizational
Statute and those set forth in Chapter Two of these Operational
Rules.
Chapter 2 Powers and Functions
Article 4
The Department of Enlistment shall take charge of the following
powers and functions:
1.Draw up and map out the policies and plans for all sources of
armed forces.
2.Draw up, amend and interpret all laws regarding enlistment
of sources of armed forces.
3.Map out and oversee the local governments of all levels
regarding enlistment and deferred enlistment.
4.Map out and oversee the investigation, conscription exemption,
conscription ban, enlistment
deferment and supplementary services.
5.Map out and oversee the quota, lot-drawing, enlistment, drafting
for draftees-to-be into regular services.
6.Coordinate with affairs of examinations, examination and
enlistment for reserve officers.
7.Take charge of conscription services of Overseas Chinese
(students) and Chinese from Hong Kong, Macao, Mainland China.
8.Take charge of exit, passport replacement for draftees-to-be and
draftees.
9.Map out and supervise the enlistment seminars, family-visits and
newcomer-training center for draftees-to-be.
10.Map out and supervise the conscription inspection for
draftees-to-be.
11.Draw up, amend and interpret criteria for
draftees-to-be’s physical status, physical re-checkup related laws
and ordinances.
12.Map out, supervise and review judgment of draftees-to-be’s
application for reclassification of physical status, rejection from
substitute services.
13.Map out and supervise cases where draftees-to-be are rejected
from substitute services and suspended from substitute services due
to diseases.
14. Map out and supervise matters regarding the operation of the
Draftee-to-be Physical Status Committee and ambiguity regarding
draftees-to-be’s application for reclassification of physical
status, rejection from substitute services.
15.Manage and rate performance in appointment, coordination and
dispute regarding the inspecting hospitals, rechecking hospitals.
16.Take charge of other matters related to enlistment.
Article 5
The Department of Screening & Training shall take charge of the
following powers and functions:
1.Draw up, amend and interpret all laws regarding screening and
training of draftees-to-be.
2.Take charge of comprehensive affairs of the Substitute Services
Review Committee.
3.Manage cases where draftees get discharged from substitute
services ahead of schedule.
4.Look into and assess demands for substitute services by various
organizations in the current year and next four years.
5.Look into planning and supervision on incentives for substitute
services, application, enlistment, forwarding, selection, dispatch
of substitute services.
6.Draw up, map out and oversee a variety of training programs for
conscription and substitute services.
7.Promote foundational military training, expertise, on-the-job
training programs for substitute services draftees.
8.Promote grooming, training of teaching faculty for substitute
services draftees.
9.Map out and oversee the substitute services draftees training
funds, teaching kits, documents and results.
10.Other matters related to selection and training.
Article 6
The Department of Management shall take charge of the following
powers and functions:
1.Draw up, amend and interpret substitute services management
related laws and ordinances.
2.Carry out a variety of conscription activities, substitute
services business in interview, fact-finding visits, annual
competition and year-end assessment.
3.Investigate and manage cases against conscription services,
grievance on substitute services, enlistment and suspension
cases from substitute services.
4.Map out and oversee conscription disciplines;
5.Map out and oversee management over services by substitute
services draftees .
6.Map out and oversee management over services by substitute
services draftees .
7.Audit highlights of duty management of various user
organizations.
8.Manage issues of leaves, awards, punishment of substitute
services draftees.
9.Carry out education, awards, punishment of substitute
services draftees during their service period.
10.Oversee life management on substitute services draftees.
11.Take charge of other matters as related to management.
Article 7
The Department of Rights & Interests shall take charge of
the following powers and functions:
1.Draw up, update and interpret laws and ordinances related
to rights and interests of draftees in regular services and
substitute services.
2.Map out and oversee surveillance, restoration, consolation
of draftees in regular services and substitute services.
3.Map out and oversee concession, preferential support
(consolation) of draftees in regular services and substitute
services.
4.Map out and oversee medical care, medical treatment services
for substitute services draftees.
5.Draw up, map out and oversee general insurance, National
Health Insurance, collective insurance against accident risks
for substitute services draftees.
6.Map out and oversee relief cases for substitute services.
7. Map out and oversee handicap consolation, nursing allowance
for draftees in regular services and substitute services.
8.Coordinate and solve disputes on hospitals appointed for
assessment of handicap assessment.
9.Map out and oversee safety relief subsidy for substitute
services.
10.Map out and oversee interment, memory, worship for deceased
draftee in regular services and substitute services.
11.Map out and oversee local military cemeteries (martyr shrines).
12.Draw up, update and interpret the laws and ordinances related
to substitute services draftees’pay, regional allowance, food
and year-end incentive award.
13.Take charge of planning, procurement, supply, custody and
maintenance of substitute services draftee logistics for user
organizations of substitute services draftees.
14.Render logistic services for substitute services draftees in
coordinating support.
15.Take charge of other affairs related to rights and interests.
Article 8
The Department of Drafting shall take charge of the following
powers and functions:
1.Draw up, update and interpret household registration,
organization & management and conscription information related
laws and ordinances.
2.Exercise routine training and drills for substitute services
draftees.
3.Map out and oversee household registration management for
substitute services draftees.
4.Manage and oversee ID cards of substitute services draftees,
accreditation on discharge upon expiry of substitute services
and issue the certificates.
5.Manage issues of substitute services draftees for restoration
of services after suspension resulting from criminal cases,
diseases and the like.
6.Map out and oversee retirement, restoration, resumption,
discharge from the call, guidance for employment for draftees
in regular services.
7.Oversee and coordinate with affairs on suspension, regular
enlistment, rush call, mobilization and occasional call for
reservists.
8.Manage post-service activities of reservists and substitute
services draftees.
9.Operate and oversee municipal, county (city) government in
the organization of auxiliary duties for substitute services
draftees.
10.Map out and oversee activities in management of militias,
conscription association (chapter) affairs.
11.Map out and oversee preparatory affairs for auxiliary duties
for substitute services in extraordinary events of the cases.
12.Approve of matters in general application for substitute
services, duties and emergency application for substitute
services calls.
13.Coordinate and oversee municipal, county (city) government
on organization and operation of substitute services.
14.Coordinate with issues regarding military manpower dispatch,
utilization and population policies.
15.Take countermeasures in case of an emergency or calamity.
16.Map out, process, management and evaluate information
oriented operation of conscription affairs.
17.Map out supervision and management of conscription
information networks, system planning and system renewal.
18.Map out, process, management and evaluate the
Administration’s information systems.
19.Manage other activities related to call, information and
conscription file management.
Article 9
The Secretariate shall take charge of the following powers and
functions:
1.Pool together matters related to the Administration’s
policies and plans.
2.Select and evaluate the control by the Executive Yuan
(the Cabinet), ministries, the departments, the annual
government operation plans, the enforcement and annual
evaluation.
3.Map out and draw up conscription systems and conscription
policies of other countries the world over.
4.Divide powers and duties of conscription affairs and map out
coordination and cooperation.
5.Promote services to public of the Administration in the year.
6.Map out, enforce and oversee Conscription Day affairs.
7.Manage Administration affairs council, annual business review
and council affair management.
8.Draw up and pool together the Administration’s business
operation reports, briefing and annual report.
9.Control over and evaluate document tracing, document
processing, performance statistics and document quality auditing.
10.Control over and evaluate cases instructed or assigned by
superiors and other major control affairs.
11.Map out and promote supervision and R&D by the Administration.
12.Handle electronic single-window related activities of the
Premier, Minister’s e-mail addresses and
public applications.
13.Take charge of the public relations, print of publicity and
news release.
14.Publicize conscription business and such activities.
15.Produce conscription-related communications.
16.Affix and take custody of the Administration’s official seals.
17.Map out, interpret documentation and take charge of receipt,
dispatch, registration, allocation, typing and proofreading of
documents.
18.Process and oversee electronic documents, exchange management
and e-mail.
19.Map out and oversee file management, take inventory of,
classify, bind, take collection of and clear up filed documents.
20.Take charge of cashier affairs, property, articles, vehicles,
office premises, dorms, janitor affairs as related to business
management.
21.Take charge of procurement, distribution, supervision and
management of vehicles, equipment and facilities.
22.Take safety maintenance of office facilities.
23.Draw up and map out annual lawmaking process of the
Administration.
24.Review, reorganize, edit and print matters regarding enactment
(update), amendment, nullification of conscription related laws
and ordinances.
25.Manage matters on interpretation of conscription related affairs
and state tort affairs.
26.Entertain, assign and manage conscription related petition.
27.Manage other matters as assigned.
Article 10
The Human Resources Department shall take charge of the following
powers and functions:
1.Take charge of organization lineups, human resources deployment
and dispatch.
2.Manage issues regarding promotion, transfer, evaluation,
assignment, reassignment, accreditation update, application,
appointment and discharge of staff.
3.Take charge of establishment, organizing, dissolution, update
and management of various duties.
4.Map out, adjustment matters in human resources related
organizations, personnel lineup chart and manage issues regarding
personnel affairs.
5.Map out, enforce, oversee and evaluate the Administration’s
activities in shouldering responsibilities by respective levels.
6.Map out, enforce, oversee and evaluate the Administration’s
activities in streamlining duties and functions.
7.Carry out human resources grooming and performance rating.
8.Carry out training, higher education, routine rating, awards
and punishment as well as performance rating.
9.Take charge of staff’s leave of absence, performance of duties,
overseas trips for family reunions and for pleasure.
10.Render services to staff regarding their pay, fringe benefits,
mutual aids, allowances and subsidies.
11.Take charge of opinions voiced by staff.
12.Take charge of staff’s needs in retirement, layoff, insurance,
relief and consolation.
13.Map out recreation and group activities for staff.
14.Conduct management, registration, report, statistical analysis
of personnel files and work out statements.
15.Offer proposals regarding personnel related laws and ordinances
and personnel renovation.
16.Take charge of other activities related to personnel management.
Article 11
The Accounting Office shall take charge of the following powers and
functions:
1.To map out, assemble and report of annual revenues, annual
expenditure budget (closing).
2.Map out, pool together and report annual revenues, annual
expenditure allocation.
3.Control and review of budget enforcement and audit finance.
4.Pool together and declare budget and extraordinary disbursement.
5.Review, work out, take custody and submit for review accounting
vouchers.
6.Take charge of requirement and settlement of accounting books.
7.Work out and issue public announcement on accounting reports,
revenue and expenditure enforcement in monthly statements, work
progress reports.
8.Review of increase or decrease in property and register
accounts in package.
9.Pool together and declare outlay of funds, payable annual
disbursement, retained funds and such cases.
10.Audit cash, instruments, securities and other financial input
and output as well as
property management.
11.Assemble and audit of semiannual input and output settlement
and final accounting.
12.Team up with counterparts concerned to take charge of tender
opening, price competition, price negotiation, award and
acceptation inspection for procurement cases beyond the specified
thresholds.
13.Jointly check and register credits, debts and various contracts.
14.Enact and enforce statistics on government statistics.
15.Enact and enforce project investigations.
16.Assemble, manage, work out statistics and analyses of statistical
data.
17.Take charge of personnel management on the Administration’s
accountants.
18.Take charge of other annual audit, accounting and statistics.
Article 12
The Anti-corruption Department shall take charge of the following
powers and functions:
1.Take charge of comprehensive planning and research on
anti-corruption issues.
2.Draw up and publicize anti-corruption related laws and ordinances.
3.Prevent, find out and deal with potential fraudulent practice by
staff.
4.Offer proposals on renovation in the anti-corruption aspect.
5.Offer proposals on performance rating, award and punishment.
6.Safeguard secrets in the government business.
7.Prevent fraudulent activities detrimental or damaging the
Administration.
8.Help settle petitions, appeals.
9.Take charge of government employees in declaration of their
property.
10.Take charge of personnel management of the anti-corruption
organization and personnel activities.
11.Take charge of other issues related to anti-corruption.
Article 13
The departments, offices (hereinafter referred to as the Units)
set forth in this Chapter shall operate business in various sections
as the actual business attributes may justify.
Chapter 3 Powers & Responsibilities
Article 14
The director-general shall take overall charge of the
Administration’s business operation and direct all staff members
with the following powers and responsibilities:
1.Draw up the Administration’s policies and approve of operation
plans.
2.Review, change, add the Administration’s budget and disburse
standby funds.
3.Draw up, amend, nullify, interpret and approve of the
Administration’s laws and ordinances.
4.Enforce major superior orders and offer proposals, replies or
reports to superiors.
5.Direct all Units in their business operation and performance
rating.
6.Duly appoint, discharge, transfer, render awards, punishment
upon non-executive staff not above the recommend rank, except
personnel on human resources, auditing and anti-corruption.
7.Take charge of emergency countermeasures in major contingencies.
8.Preside over or participate in major meetings.
9.Take charge the Ministers, Deputy-Ministers’assignments.
10.Take charge of other affairs for decisions on conscription
policies or major issues.
Article 15
The Deputy-Directors-General shall assist the Director-General
with the following powers and responsibilities:
1.Study major policies related to the conscription affairs.
2.Supervision and instructions on the business concerned.
3.Review or resolve on behalf of the Director-General major
reports, documents.4. Preside over and participate in various
major meetings.
5.Assist the Director-General in the Administration activities.
6.Take charge the Director-General’s assignments.
Article 16
The Chief-Secretary shall, as instructed by the Director-General,
Deputy-Directors-General, guide the Units in their business
operation and take charge of the Administration activities, with
the following powers and responsibilities:
1.Offer proposals on major policies as related to the conscription
affairs.
2.Promote business operation of various Units’review and
coordinate with the draw-up, amendment of the laws and ordinances.
3.Conduct comprehensive review and supervision on documents worked
out by the Units.4. Prepare for major meetings.
5.Map out and oversee R&D and performance rating.
6.Manage and oversee the major and confidential issues.
7.Take charge of assignments from Director-General and
Deputy-Directors-General.
Article 17
The section chiefs and directors shall take charge of the
Administration affairs as ordered by the Director-General,
Deputy-Directors-General and instructed by the Chief-Secretary
with the following powers and responsibilities:
1.Map out, oversee and improve business operation in charge.
2.Preside over and participate in the business operation concerned
under charge by their sections (offices).
3.Direct, oversee and review duties performed by their subordinates.
4.Propose performance rating, awards and punishment of their
subordinates.
5.Make decisions on behalf as designated in the checklist of the
Administration’s division of responsibilities to respective levels.
6.raw up major documents.
7.Perform duties as assigned by the Director-General and Deputy
Directors-General.
Article 18
The specialist committee members, secretaries of select rank and
superintendents of select rank shall have the following powers and
responsibilities:
1.Draw up and review operations plans and major policies.
2.Devise and review major projects.
3.Study and review of conscription related technological and
specialist issues.
4.Assist superiors in managing the Administration affairs.
5.Offer proposals about improvement of business operation.
6.Take charge of duties as assigned by superiors.
Article 19
Subsection chiefs shall have the following powers and
responsibilities:
1.Draw up and work out the projects and operation reports of the
subsections.
2.Draw up interpretation on ambiguity of laws and ordinances
related to their subsections.
3. Map out, enforce and improve business operation related to
their subsections.
4.Instruct, oversee and rate performance of personnel of their
subsections.
5.Carry out major documents of their subsections.
6.Take charge of duties assigned by superiors.
Article 20
The secretaries, superintendents, editors, professional engineers,
specialists, subsection team members, technicians, staff members
and clerks shall be held responsible within the scope of the
business operation handled by them and duties under their charge.
Article 21
The Administration enforces the system of assuming responsibilities
by respective levels with powers authorized level by level. The
details of the system of assuming responsibilities by respective
levels shall be separately established.
Chapter 4 Council and Meetings
Article 22
The Administration Council shall hold a meeting on a weekly basis
and may call an extraordinary meeting as necessary. The
Administration Council meeting shall be presided over by the
Director-General. In such meeting, the Deputy-Directors-General,
chief secretary and department heads shall be the ex officio
participants. Other participants shall be appointed by the
Director-General who may advise other people concerned to
participate or attend as an observer.
Article 23
The Administration shall hold a Conscription Affairs Review
Meeting on an annual basis and may call an extraordinary meeting
as necessary.
Article 24
The Administration may, in line with business needs, call project
seminars and coordinating meeting and may, as necessary, invite
scholars, experts and invite organizations concerned to assign
participants.
Article 25
For meetings called and held by various Units which are related
to other units or organizations, the minutes of such meetings
shall be served to such units or organizations after being
reviewed by the Director-General.
Article 26
Personnel of the Units participating in meetings called and
held by other organizations on behalf of the Administration
shall consult for approval beforehand and report the details
of the meeting afterwards. Where the conclusions reached in
a meeting are found contrary to the instructed principles,
such participants shall declare reservation on-the-spot and
shall not reply to the issue until returning to and consulting
with the Administration.
Chapter 5 Bylaws
Article 27
The Administration’s documentation, business management and
financial management shall be duly handled in accordance with
laws and ordinances and handbooks concerned.
Article 28
These Operational Rules come into enforcement on March 1, 2002.