Real Decreto 1145/1990, de 7 de septiembre, por el que se crea el Servicio de Asistencia Religiosa, en las Fuerzas Armadas y se dictan normas sobre su funcionamiento. | BOE-A-1990-23337 — Spain law | Esheria

Real Decreto 1145/1990, de 7 de septiembre, por el que se crea el Servicio de Asistencia Religiosa, en las Fuerzas Armadas y se dictan normas sobre su funcionamiento.

A religious assistance service is created for the Armed Forces and attached to the Military Administration State Secretariat, through the General Directorate of Personnel.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
BOE-A-1990-23337
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
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benefits commencement compliance disciplinary regime employee status and pay employment facilities access healthcare military chaplaincy military personnel administration organizational appointment participation in activities pay and allowances personnel access personnel assignment personnel status public administration public administration resources public service public services publication regulatory continuity religious assistance religious assistance in the armed forces +7 more

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Los sacerdotes vinculados de forma permanente se consideran Oficiales Superiores, y los vinculados de forma no permanente se consideran Oficiales, para estas funciones y actividades. El personal permanente puede estar en servicio activo, excedencia voluntaria o suspensión de funciones, y el personal permanente y no permanente cesa por varias causas concretas. The permanent and temporary staff of the Military Archbishopric are paid under set salary rules, including base pay, employment supplements, and a service allowance. Castrense chaplains who join the service are affiliated to the General Social Security System, with some family and unemployment protection excluded, and the Ministry of Defense takes on employer-related rights and obligations. This article applies the existing disciplinary regime to members of the military archbishopric who join the service, and lists specific serious misconduct and procedural powers.