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House to Decide on Article 25 at Kayan University
The article discusses the decision of the Egyptian House of Representatives to remove Article 25 from the law establishing a university affiliated with the Armed Forces. This article had granted military students monthly stipends equivalent to a lieutenant's first salary and annual incentives for top performers. The move came in response to the President’s objection based on the principle of equality, as the report pointed out that retaining the article might provoke demands from civilian students for similar benefits and could lead to disparities in incentive standards between the two groups. The committee clarified that the university’s system differs from traditional military systems, and that amending the laws of other military colleges extends beyond the scope of the objection. The report also noted that the current status of the students, especially those with established legal positions, does not require new legislative intervention. The committee emphasized that removing Article 25 reflects a legislative balance and upholds the principles of equality. It also highlighted that Article 49 did not specify the incentives, so deleting Article 25 will not harm the university’s incentive system. Ultimately, the decision to unanimously remove Article 25 was made to promote equality and send a message of balance between the authorities, while maintaining stability for the current students’ status.
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