Law Amending Several Laws
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This law changes rules across police staffing, public appointments, forestry land use, and taxi taxation. It updates promotion quota rates for police ranks and creates a route for certain former police personnel, dismissed because of health-related court decisions, to apply within six months for suitable administrative civil service roles if they meet the required conditions. It also allows state forest areas to be used for care and rehabilitation centers for disabled and elderly people. For taxi operators taxed on actual commercial income, it introduces an optional revenue-based method tied to mandatory taxi fiscal devices, available for up to three years from the year after the request.
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Key Changes
- Updates quota rates for several police ranks under the Police Organization Law.
- Creates a six-month application window for certain former police personnel to be appointed to suitable administrative civil service roles.
- Allows state forest areas to be allocated for care and rehabilitation centers for disabled and elderly people.
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Obligations
What this law requires
Former police personnel whose civil service was terminated due to a health-related court decision must apply to the General Directorate of Security within six months from the law’s entry into force if they seek appointment to a suitable General Administrative Services Class civil service position.
The General Directorate of Security must appoint eligible applicants under Temporary Article 32 to a suitable title in the General Administrative Services Class, provided they meet the conditions in Article 48 of Law No. 657 and the applicable health requirements for non-police service classes.
The General Directorate of Security must determine the procedures and principles governing open civil service appointments made under Temporary Article 32.