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House to decide on Article 25 in Kayan law
The article discusses the decision of the House of Representatives regarding the fate of Article 25 of the law establishing the University of Kayan within the Armed Forces for Applied Sciences. The dedicated committee recommended its complete removal. This is based on constitutional and legal considerations that highlight the principle of equality and equal opportunities between students in the military and civilian divisions. The committee pointed out that continuing to include specific stipends in the article could lead to demands from civilian students, and that the university's financial system differs from that of the military academy, making it unjustified to apply the same benefits. The report also reviewed internal disagreements within the committee: some members believe that the legal status of university students differs from other military colleges, while others argue that they should be treated equally. Ultimately, the committee chose the perspective that distinguishes students according to the nature of the university and its independent legal personality. It affirmed that abolishing Article 25 reflects a trend against approving two specific stipends, and that amending military college laws falls outside presidential objection authority. Additionally, there is no need for new legislation regarding military medical students, as existing law maintains their previous legal statuses. Finally, the report concluded that the president's objection reinforces the principle of separation of powers and upholds the constitution. The decision to delete the article demonstrates legislative balance, and the committee committed to submitting its final report to the parliament for approval.
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