Civil Defence Act 1986 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 14 · General
113. Mobilisation of ex-NSmen or auxiliary members
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During a state of emergency or a state of civil defence emergency, the Minister may by declaration mobilise all or any of the following for continuous full‑time service:
state of emergency
“state of emergency” means the period when a Proclamation of Emergency issued by the President under Article 150 of the Constitution is in force;
volunteer ex‑NSmen;
auxiliary members.
A declaration under subsection (1) must be published in the Gazette as soon as possible.
Whenever a volunteer ex‑NSman or an auxiliary member is mobilised for continuous full‑time service, such member is bound to render continuous full‑time service for such period as the Minister directs until the publication of a declaration in the Gazette notifying that the employment of volunteer ex‑NSmen or auxiliary members on continuous full‑time service is no longer required.
volunteer ex‑NSman
“volunteer ex‑NSman” means an ex‑NSman enrolled as a volunteer ex‑NSman under section 9A.
Auxiliary members mobilised for continuous full‑time service are to be paid such salaries and allowances as are prescribed or provided for by regulations.