What does the political assessment of conscription include?

The contents of the political assessment of conscription are as follows:

First, personal basic information

Personal basic information, political outlook, religious belief, marital status, school of graduation (study), education level, main experience, going abroad (territory), actual performance, rewards and punishments, and political situation of family members and major social relations members, etc.

Second, the specific content of personal information

Personal basic information refers to name, gender, date of birth, nationality, citizenship number, household registration and other information. Personal basic information should be consistent with the household registration book, identity card or residence permit.

Third, family members.

Family members refer to my spouse, parents (guardians, immediate dependents), children and unmarried brothers and sisters; The main social relations members refer to married brothers and sisters, grandparents and grandparents. Parents refer to biological parents, adoptive parents and stepparents who live together.

Children refer to legitimate children, illegitimate children, adopted children and stepchildren who live together; Brothers and sisters refer to brothers and sisters with the same parents, half-brothers or half-brothers, adopted brothers and sisters, and stepbrothers and sisters who have the same life experience.

Recruitment registration conditions

I. Basic review

Political examination and physical examination meet the political and physical conditions for citizens to serve in active service.

Second, age.

Students who have been admitted to colleges and universities and are studying in colleges and universities can be relaxed to 18 years old in the year of college graduation (as of August 3/day of that year).

Third, voluntary service.

Volunteer for national defense.

Fourth, it is not allowed to collect.

1. is under investigation for alleged violation of discipline and law, or is under investigation, prosecution or trial.

2. Being expelled from school or ordered to drop out of school due to serious mistakes.

3. The main family members, lineal relatives, members of major social relations or other relatives who have a great influence on me have been subjected to criminal punishment, expelled from the Party, expelled from public office or have serious illegal problems that have not yet been ascertained, and I have sheltered and retaliated.

4. The main family members have joined ethnic separatist forces, violent terrorist organizations or criminal gangs, and have moved in for less than five years after being adjusted by the ecological immigration policy.

5, the main family members, my key positions are related to black and evil.

6. Have close ties with people or organizations with complex political backgrounds abroad or abroad.

7. Others do not meet the conditions for active service.