Article 38. Military-Medical Examination
On protecting the health of citizens (265-I-son) · Date: 29.08.1996 · In force
The military-medical examination shall determine the fitness or unfitness for military service, from a health perspective, of citizens subject to conscription for military or alternative service, entering military service under contract, those in the reserve of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the internal affairs bodies, the State Security Service, the State Security Service of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as of servicemen. It shall also determine whether illness, injury, or wounds are related to military service (including military training), and establish the types, scope, and duration of medical-social assistance and rehabilitation for servicemen.
The organization and procedure for conducting military-medical examinations, as well as the health requirements for citizens subject to conscription, entering military service under contract, and servicemen, shall be determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
The conclusions of a military-medical examination shall be mandatory for execution by officials. A citizen or his/her legal representative may appeal to a court against the conclusion of the institution that conducted the military-medical examination.
