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Article 108 — Armed forces

Article
108
Chapter
CHAPTER VIII — PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
Index row title
Armed forces
Source document
Moldova Constitution
Provision ID
f1c91bb8-57d8-45a6-9fa2-6d82f56bbd1c

142 words

Verbatim text

(1) The armed forces shall be exclusively subordin ated to the will of the people, to safeguard the sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity of the country and of the constitutional democracy. (2) The structure of the national system of defence is established by organic law. Article 10 9 Basic Principles of Local Public Administration (1) Public administration within the administrative -territorial units shall be based on the principles of local autonomy, decentralisation of public services, eligibility of the local public administratio n authorities and consultation of citizens on local problems of special interest. (2) The concept of autonomy shall encom pass both the organisation and functioning of the local public administration, as well as the management of the communities represent ed by that administration. (3) The enforcement of the aforesaid princi ples may not alter the unitary character of the State.

What this means

  • The index files this text under article 108 of the Constitution of Moldova.
  • The index files it under the chapter heading “CHAPTER VIII — PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION”.
  • The row is titled “Armed forces”.
  • The passage runs to about 142 words.

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