The conscription office of the Ministry of National Defense has adjusted the physical examination standard in four aspects: first, the height standard of young men has been adjusted from more than 16 cm to more than 162 cm; The height standard for young women has been adjusted from 158 cm or more to 16 cm or more, and the height limit for recruits of different arms and services has also been stipulated. The second is the adjustment of the weight standard. For young people with excellent physical conditions, the weight can be relaxed to no more than 25% of the standard weight and no less than 15% of the standard weight. The third is the adjustment of vision standards. Except for the qualified soldiers with special requirements, the naked eye vision of the right eye is relaxed from 4.8 to 4.6, and the naked eye vision of the left eye is relaxed from 4.6 to 4.5. Fourth, some auxiliary examination items, such as blood routine and urine test, have redefined the standard limit and the principle of checking.

chapter I general provisions

article 1 these regulations are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the military service law of the people's Republic of China.

Article 2 Recruiting new recruits is an important task to strengthen army building and defend the socialist motherland, and people's governments at all levels and military organs at all levels

should do it well.

article 3 male citizens who have reached the age of 18 before December 31st each year shall be enlisted for active service. Those who were not enlisted in that year

can still be enlisted for active service before the age of 22.

according to the needs of the army, female citizens can be recruited for active service according to the provisions of the preceding paragraph.

according to the needs of the army and the principle of voluntary participation, male and female citizens under the age of 18 before December 31st of that year can be recruited for active service.

citizens who have serious physical defects or serious disabilities and are not suitable for military service are exempted. Citizens who apply for enlistment are the only labor force to maintain family life

or students who are studying in full-time schools, and their recruitment can be postponed.

citizens who are being detained for investigation, prosecution or trial, or who are being sentenced to imprisonment, criminal detention or public surveillance, or who are deprived of political rights according to the law

, will not be recruited.

Article 4 The number, requirements and time of annual conscription throughout the country shall be stipulated in the conscription orders of the State Council and the Central Military Commission (CMC).

Article 5 All provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government shall deploy conscription work in their respective regions according to the conscription orders of the State Council and the Central Military Commission (CMC).

When allocating conscription tasks, all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government should make overall plans and make reasonable allocation according to the number, physique and the production and living conditions of the masses. It can also be collected by region or county in turn; For areas or counties with serious disasters, the conscription task can be reduced or exempted as appropriate < P >.

article 6 all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government shall, according to the requirements put forward by their military regions, divide the recruitment areas for skilled soldiers in a planned way.

Article 7 The national conscription work shall be organized and implemented by the Ministry of National Defense under the leadership of the State Council and the Central Military Commission (CMC).

each military region is responsible for the recruitment work in its own region.

the people's armed forces departments of provincial military regions (garrison and police districts), military sub-regions and counties, autonomous counties, cities and municipal districts (hereinafter referred to as counties and cities) are also the military service organs of the people's governments at the corresponding levels. During conscription, local people's governments at or above the county level shall organize military service organs, public security, public health and other relevant departments to set up conscription offices to handle conscription work in their respective regions. State organs, organizations, enterprises and institutions, and people's governments of townships,

nationality townships and towns shall handle the conscription work in their own units and regions according to the arrangements and requirements of counties and cities.

Article 8 During the conscription period, all units should thoroughly educate the young people in patriotism, revolutionary heroism and military service according to law, conscientiously do a good job in the ideological and political work of the citizens to be enlisted, and encourage them to actively register for the defense of the socialist motherland.

Chapter II military service registration

Article 9 Before September 3th of each year, the county and municipal military service organs shall organize grass-roots units to conduct military service registration for male citizens who have reached the age of eighteen before December 31st of that year.

Article 1 State organs, public organizations, enterprises and institutions, and people's governments of townships, nationality townships and towns shall, according to the arrangements of the military service organs of counties and cities,

be responsible for organizing male citizens of their own units and regions to go to military service registration, fill out the Military Service Registration Form, determine the personnel who should perform military service,

be exempted from military service and be prohibited from military service according to law, and report to the military service organs of counties and cities for approval. Those who have passed the preliminary examination by military service registration are called candidates < P >.

Article 11 State organs, public organizations, enterprises and institutions and people's governments of townships, nationality townships and towns shall, in accordance with the arrangements and requirements of the military service organs of counties and cities, conduct physical visual inspection, medical history investigation and preliminary political and cultural examination on registered citizens in their own units and regions, and select

citizens with good political thinking, good health and high education as the targets of recruitment in that year.

chapter iii physical examination

article 12 at the beginning of conscription, the county and city conscription offices shall, according to the conscription tasks, arrange physical examinations for the citizens to be recruited in a planned way.

Article 13 The physical examination of citizens eligible for enlistment shall be conducted by the county and municipal health departments uniformly deploying medical personnel to form a number of physical examination groups, setting up

a number of physical examination stations, and adopting fixed-point or roving methods; Conditional counties and cities can also designate a number of hospitals to be responsible.

article 14 state organs, public organizations, enterprises and institutions and people's governments of townships, nationality townships and towns shall organize citizens applying for a physical examination to the physical examination station on time. The number of people submitted for inspection shall be determined by the county and city according to the conscription task entrusted by the superior and the physical condition of the local citizens applying for enlistment.

Article 15 Medical personnel in charge of physical examination should strictly implement the Physical Conditions of Citizens to be Recruited issued by the Ministry of National Defense and relevant regulations, correctly grasp the standards, and effectively ensure the physical quality of recruits.

Article 16 Citizens who are ready to be approved for enlistment shall undergo liver function tests (including surface antigen tests) and physical examination. The physical review of submarine < P > personnel shall be organized by the region in a unified way. The physical examination of surface ship personnel, tank crew and airborne troops shall be organized by counties and cities < P >. Ordinary soldiers are randomly selected by counties and cities, and the number of random checks is generally not less than one-third of the number of conscripts; After spot checks, it is found that there are many unqualified people, and all of them should be re-examined.

chapter iv political review

article 17 the political review of citizens eligible for enlistment shall be conducted by public security departments and grass-roots units organized by counties and cities.

Article 18 State organs, public organizations, enterprises and institutions, people's governments of townships, nationality townships and towns, and public security police stations shall, according to the arrangements and requirements of counties and cities, and in accordance with the Provisions on Political Conditions for Recruiting Soldiers issued by the Ministry of Public Security, the General Staff Department and the General Political Department, conduct a serious political review of citizens who have passed the medical examination, with the focus on finding out their performance and filling out the

.

Article 19 Counties and cities should review the citizens who are ready to be approved for active service one by one, and strictly control them, so as to ensure the reliable political administration of the recruits and prevent those who do not meet the political conditions from being recruited into the army.

Chapter V Examination and Approval of Recruits

Article 2 When examining and approving new recruits, counties and cities should comprehensively weigh the eligible citizens who have passed the physical examination and political examination, and give priority to those who have good political

thinking, good health and high education.

Article 21 Citizens eligible for enlistment who have been approved for active service shall go through the enlistment formalities by the county and municipal military service organs, and be issued a Notice of Enlisting Citizens

. The family members shall cancel the registered residence of the citizens applying for enlistment at the household registration administration department with the notice of enlistment, and enjoy the treatment of military families.

Article 22 Citizens eligible for enlistment who have been approved to serve in active service are

employees of government organs, organizations, enterprises and institutions (including collectively-owned units), and all wages, bonuses and various subsidies for the month when they leave their jobs shall be paid by their original units.

Chapter VI Handover of Recruits

Article 23 The handover of recruits can be carried out by sending troops from counties and cities, the recruits reporting to the troops themselves or the troops sending people to meet them

.

Article 24 When a county or city sends soldiers, it should do the following work well:

(1) At the beginning of conscription, the army sends a liaison group with divisions or independent regiments (the Armed Police Force is a corps or an independent detachment, the same below), which is responsible for contacting the conscription offices of the relevant counties and cities and agreeing on the arrival place, transshipment and handover on the way.

(2) The distribution of recruits should be relatively centralized, and the recruits recruited by a county or city should be supplemented to the military units, generally no more than three divisions or

independent regiments.

(3) counties and cities should first send capable cadres to be responsible for sending recruits to divisions or independent regiments of the army. The ratio of sending cadres to new recruits is < P > about one to thirty.

(4) After the recruits are concentrated, counties and cities should organize themselves according to the whereabouts and numbers of recruits and provide necessary military knowledge education.

(5) After the recruits are sent to the army, the cadres who sent the soldiers should introduce the political, physical, cultural and special features of the recruits to the army and return in time after completing the handover procedures.

(6) the troops should warmly welcome the recruits when they arrive, and make proper arrangements for the accommodation and meals of the recruits and the cadres who sent them.

Article 25 When a county or city organizes recruits to report to the army on their own, they should do the following work well:

(1) At the beginning of conscription, the army will send a liaison group with divisions or independent regiments as a unit, which will be responsible for contacting the relevant counties and cities and agreeing on the registration place, contact methods and reception of recruits.

(2) Counties and cities should organize the recruits according to their whereabouts and numbers, and designate recruits with certain organizational ability to be the company commanders of classes, platoons and

companies to be responsible for the management of recruits on the way.

(3) The troops should set up reception groups at the stations and docks where the recruits report, and be responsible for the reception of the recruits.

Article 26 Where troops are sent by the army, the following work should be done well:

(1) The army should send cadres and medical personnel with good ideas, strong policy concepts and certain organizational ability to form a lean temporary organization to take over soldiers, and do a good job in taking over soldiers.

(2) After arriving in the receiving area, the cadres should actively assist the recruitment office

in the recruitment work under the leadership of the local people's government and military organs.

(3) Military service organs at all levels should take the initiative to arrange accommodation for the recruits, introduce them to the conscription work, listen to their opinions, and agree on the handover of recruits and other related matters.

(4) The concentration and handover of recruits can be carried out at the seat of the county or municipal people's government or other places with convenient transportation. Handover procedures

should be completed one day before the departure of recruits.

Article 27 When handling the handover procedures of recruits, the following work should be done well:

(1) The county and the city shall make up a "roster of recruits" in duplicate, one for the troops and the other for the county and city military service organs

.

(2) if the county or city sends people to send soldiers or the troops to pick them up, the two parties to the handover shall make it clear in person according to the Recruits Flower Roster, and

sign and seal the Recruits Roster. The file materials of the recruits and the letter of introduction of the organization shall be submitted to the troops together.

(3) If the recruits are organized to report to the army by themselves, the "Recruit List", the file materials of the recruits and the letter of introduction of the organization should be sealed,

carried by the designated company and platoon leader, and handed over to the army after arriving at the reporting place. Troops should count the number of recruits according to the "roster of recruits" and promptly notify the county and city military service organs of the collection place of the arrival time and number of new recruits.

Article 28 Counties and cities should make a comprehensive observation of concentrated recruits before departure, and if they find that they do not meet the requirements of recruits due to changes in political and physical conditions, they should be replaced in time to prevent unqualified recruits from being sent to the army.

Article 29 The military area command, provincial military area command (Wei-E area, garrison area) and military sub-district logistics department are responsible for making plans and

allocating them to counties and cities. The logistics department of the Armed Police Corps of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government is responsible for making plans and allocating them to

counties and cities. Counties and cities are responsible for distributing clothing to recruits before their departure.

Chapter VII Transportation of Recruits

Article 3 Fifteen days before the start of conscription, the army should take the army or an independent division (the Armed Police Force should take the corps or an independent detachment) as the unit, and

send a liaison group to the relevant provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government to negotiate the transportation plan for recruits.

article 31 provincial military regions (garrison and garrison areas) shall, according to the number of recruits, the starting and ending places of buses and ships, and in accordance with the relevant provisions of transportation

, propose a transportation plan for recruits to the transportation department of the military region.

article 32 the railway and transportation departments should allocate vehicles in time according to the transportation plan of recruits, so as to ensure the safe arrival of recruits.

article 33 county and city recruitment offices and receiving troops shall organize the departure on time according to the transportation plan. Before departure,

the recruits should be educated to take the bus (boat) to prevent accidents on the way.

Article 34 Military representative offices stationed at stations and docks should take the initiative to solve problems in the transportation of new recruits. Cadres who send and receive soldiers and

recruits should accept the guidance of military representatives.

Chapter VIII Quarantine and Withdrawal

Article 35 Upon arrival in the army, recruits shall undergo quarantine inspection. Patients with infectious diseases should be isolated and treated in time, and necessary < P > epidemic prevention measures should be taken.

Article 36 During the quarantine period, recruits who are found to be unfit for active service in the army due to physical and political conditions may be treated as

retired. The time limit for withdrawing troops shall be from the day when the recruits arrive in the army to the day when the army approves them. If the political conditions are unqualified, it shall not exceed < P > 9 days; If the physical condition is uncooperative, it shall not exceed forty-five days. Among them, the recruits suffering from infectious diseases or critical diseases should be given < P > treatment in time, and the original county and city military service organs should be notified at the same time, and they will be treated as withdrawing troops after their illness is stable, and the return time is not limited. No

replacement after withdrawal.

Article 37. Those who withdraw from the army due to unqualified physical conditions must be examined and proved by the garrison hospital (the Armed Police Force has passed the corps hospital or the local or municipal people's medical hospital

) and approved by the organs above the division (Armed Police Corps); If the political conditions are unqualified and it is necessary to retreat, the troops should contact the county and municipal public security bureaus and military service organs for verification in advance, and be approved by the political organs at or above the division (Armed Police Corps).

article 38 the army should do a good job in ideological work for the returned recruits, complete the withdrawal procedures, and send cadres back to the counties and cities where they were originally recruited.

Article 39 The county and municipal military service organs shall accept the unqualified recruits returned by the troops according to the regulations, and the public security organs shall settle down. If the former

is an employee of an organ, a group, an enterprise or a public institution, the former unit shall be allowed to resume work and reinstatement.

Chapter IX Expenditure

Article 4 The expenses needed for conscription and work in military service registration shall be borne by the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, and shall be included in the subject of "conscription fee for soldiers

" in the local budget.

Article 41 The expenditure scope and management measures for the use of military service conscription fees shall be determined by the military service organs and financial departments of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.