ACT ON THE MANAGEMENT OF MILITARY SUPPLIES

CHAPTER I GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1(Purpose) #

The purpose of this Act is to manage military supplies effectively and appropriately by prescribing basic matters concerning the management of military supplies under Article 3 of the Commodity Management Act.

[This Article Wholly Amended on Apr. 1, 2009]

Article 2(Definition) #

The term "military supplies" used in this Act means commodities managed by the Ministry of National Defense and organizations under its direct jurisdiction, Joint Chiefs of Staff (hereinafter referred to as "national defense agencies") and the Army, Navy and Air Force (hereinafter referred to as "respective armed forces"), among the commodities defined in the main clause of Article 2(1) of the Commodity Management Act; provided, the following movables shall be excluded therefrom: <Amended on Mar. 11, 2014>

1. Cash;

2. Securities to be deposited in the Bank of Korea pursuant to statutes;

3. Article 5(1)1 of the State Property Act.

[This Article Wholly Amended on Apr. 1, 2009]

Article 2-2(Principle of management of total life cycle) #

In order to guarantee the demonstration of military supplies’ performance and reduce the life cycle costs thereof, the Minister of National Defense shall conduct all activities related to determination of requirement, acquisition, use, storage and disposal of the military supplies, in an economical and efficient manner in terms of the total life cycle of such military supplies.

[This Article Added on Jul. 14, 2011]

Article 3(Classification of military supplies) #

military supplies shall be classified into war reserve items and conventional items, as prescribed by Presidential Decree.

ACT ON THE MANAGEMENT OF MILITARY SUPPLIES

Article 1(Purpose) #

Article 2(Definition) #

Article 2-2(Principle of management of total life cycle) #

Article 3(Classification of military supplies) #

Article 4(Provisions applicable mutatis mutandis) #

Article 5(Control over management affairs) #

Article 6(Managing organizations) #

Article 7(Partial charge and representation of management affairs) #

Article 8(Special cases for delegation of affairs of military supplies accounting) #

Article 9(Qualifications and financial guarantee of commodities management officials) #

Article 10(Transfer of management) #

Article 11(Acquisition) #

Article 12(Receipts and disbursements) #

Article 13(Decisions on disuse) #

Article 13-2(Scrapping of ammunitions) #

Article 14(Leasing) #

Article 15(Transfer) #

Article 16(Exchanges) #

Article 17(Inventory inspections) #

Article 18(Inventory adjustments) #

Article 19(Follow-up reports on inventory adjustments) #

Article 20 #

Article 21(Service life) #

Article 22(Natural wear and tear) #

Article 23(Disposition of damage and loss) #

Article 24(Risk guarantee on government-supplied munitions) #

Article 25(Return rates of government-supplied munitions) #

Article 26(Military aid goods) #

Article 27(Special cases in wartime) #

Article 27-2(Special cases concerning leased and transferred military supplies) #

Article 28(Responsibilities of commodities management officials) #

Article 29(Responsibilities of public officials using commodities) #

Article 30(Keeping of books) #

Article 31(Preparation of commodities management and operation reports) #

Article 32(Audits) #

Article 33 #

Article 34(Commodities to which this Act applies mutatis mutandis) #

Article 35(Exclusion of application) #

Article 36 #