Armed Forces Disciplinary Punishment Act Article 46

The investigation officer may, by written or oral notification or other proper means, notify the servicemember suspected of committing a disciplinary offense or other persons involved with the offense matters of appearing in person for inquiry.The notification stipulated in the preceding Paragraph shall detail the matters as follows:1. Reasons for inquiry;2. Date, hour, and place of appearance;3. In-person appearance only or appointee instead permissible;4. Consequences for failure to appear;5. The authority agency or service-affiliation agency conducting the investigation;6. The position and name of the investigation officer.In conducting the inquiry of a civilian, the notification shall be served at least twenty-four hours before the date of appearance with a written form bearing the matters stipulated in the preceding paragraph and signed by the officer in charge of the investigating agency. Whereas the inquiry respondent agrees or urgent circumstances exist, the aforementioned twenty-four-hour service requirement does not apply.Any person who agrees to the inquiry stipulated in Paragraph 1, though not caused by his/her disciplinary offense, may request daily fees and traveling expenses from the investigating agency within ten days after completion of the inquiry. Nonetheless, those who agree to the inquiry but refuse to state without justification are not eligible for the payment.The Ministry of National Defense shall promulgate the regulatory rules vis-a-vis the payment items and standards of the fees and expenses in the preceding Paragraph and other related affairs.