First Schedule (Section 2)
A currency point is equivalent to twenty thousand shillings.
Second Schedule (Section 14(1)(b))
Senior officers as at 26th January, 1986
1.Maj. General Mugisha Muntu2.Maj. Gen. Joram Mugume3.Maj. Gen. Ivan Koreta4.Brig. Jim K. Muhwezi5.Brig. Steven Kashaka6.Col. Kahinda Otafiire7.Col. Pecos Kutesa8.Col. Julius Kihanda9.Col. Peter Kerimu10.Lt Col. Fred Mwesigye11.Lt Col. Andrew Lutaaya12.Lt Col. Gyagenda Kibirango13.Lt Col. Ahmed Kashilingi14.Lt Col. Samson Mande15.Lt Col. Amin Izaruk.
Third Schedule (Section 15(1)(c))
Members of the High Command as at 26th January 1986:
1.(Rtd) Gen. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni2.Lt Gen. Elly Tumwine3.Lt Gen. Salim Saleh Akandwanaho4.Lt Gen. David Tinyefunza5.Honorary Brig. Eriya Kategaya6.Brig. Rtd Matayo Kyaligonza.
Fourth Schedule (Section 51(8))
The Republic of Uganda Statement of Commission
I ______________________________________________ President of the Republic of Uganda and Commander - in - Chief of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces, by virtue of the authority entrusted to me by the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda and the law governing the defence of Uganda, do hereby commission you to be (an) officer(s) of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces of the rank(s) of __________________ from this ____________ day of ___________________Signed this _________ day of _______________________________________________President
Fifth Schedule (Section 52)
The Republic of Uganda Oath of Allegiance
I, ___________________________________, Swear by the almighty God/ do solemnly and sincerely declare and affirm that I will be faithful to and bear true allegiance to the President and the Republic of Uganda and that I will, as in duty bound, honestly and faithfully defend him/her and the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda against all enemies, and I will observe and obey all lawful orders of the officers set over me. I promise to teach and uphold in all officers and militants that may from time to time be placed under my command good discipline, bravery and trust in the Country, so help me God.Signed this _________ day of ___________________________________________________Officer/Militant
Sixth Schedule (Section 52)
The Republic of Uganda Oath of Secrecy
I ________________________________ Swear by almighty God/do solemnly and ?mcerely declare and affirm that I will at all times respect and uphold the secrecy of any information or material that comes into my possession by virtue of my being a member of or in association with the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces and I will in no way whatsoever divulge the same to any unauthorised person, so help me God.Signed this ___________ day of ________________________________________________________Officer/Militant
Seventh Schedule (Section 117 (1))
Code of Conduct for the Defence Forces
1. Helping members of the public
A member of the Defence Forces shall—(a)offer help to members of the public when he or she finds the engaged in productive work, if he or she has time;(b)where possible, offer emergency medical treatment to members of the public who are in the territory of his or her unit;(c)where possible, offer any other form of assistance to members of the public.2. Relationship with the public
A member of the Defence Forces shall not—(a)abuse, insult, beat or in any way provoke, any member of the public;(b)steal any property or obtain goods by false pretences;(c)take anything from a person without paying for it;(d)retain anything he or she borrows from any member of the public.(e)develop any illegitimate or irresponsible relationship that is contrary to public morality with any person;(f)consume alcohol in a public drinking place while he or she is on duty or in uniform or in possession of a weapon;(g)take drugs or be found in possession of drugs;(h)A member of the Defence Forces shall not kill any person who is not an enemy;(i)trespass on any person’s property;(j)make public statements to journalists without proper authorisation;(k)attend diplomatic parties or deal with a foreign mission without proper authorisation; or(l)give public speeches or broadcast public statements without permission from the appropriate authorities.3. Higher and lower ranks of the Defence Forces
The lower ranks of the Defence Forces shall obey the higher ranks and the higher ranks shall respect the lower ranks.4. Administration of units
In the administration of any unit of the Defence Forces democratic centralism, participation and central control shall be followed and without limiting the generality of the foregoing methods, the following methods shall be used—(a)holding regular meetings by which officers and militants can air their views and grievances;(b)allowing open criticism of mistakes so as to avoid subterranean grumbling;(c)different mistakes or errors should be treated differently depending on their cause.5. Tendencies injurious to the cohesion of the Defence Forces
The following tendencies are injurious to the cohesion of the Defence Forces and are prohibited—(a)quest for cheap popularity on the part of officers or militants by tolerating wrongs in order to be popular with soldiers;(b)liberalism by which the person in authority knows what is right and what is wrong, but due to weak leadership, he or she does not stand firmly on the side of right;(c)intrigue and double talk;(d)tribalism, nepotism or any other form of sectarianism;(e)formation of cliques in the Defence Forces;(f)any form of corruption.6. Education in the Defence Forces
(1)Political education shall be mandatory so that officers and military can understand the reasons for the struggle as well as the dynamics of the world, taking into consideration the fact that conscious discipline is better than mechanical discipline.(2)Every officer and militant shall strive to master military science in order to gain capability so that the Defence Forces are in a position to defend the people more effectively.(3)All commanders shall ensure that all soldiers depending on particular circumstances, shall, at any one time, if not fighting, be studying military science, improving their academic work, taking part in recreational activities, engaged in productive work or resting so that there is no idleness which breeds mischief.
Eighth Schedule (Section 192 (1))
Offences triable by a summary trial authority
Sections of this Act(a)S.56 — Failure to appear before Board or produce document.(b)S.57 — False information to Board.(c)S.59 — Unauthorised disclosure.(d)S.130 — Offences relating to guard duties.(e)S.132 — Disobeying lawful orders, in circumstances not involving a sentence of death.(f)S.133 — Failure to execute one’s duties in circumstances not involving a sentence of death.(g)S.134 — Violence to a superior officer.(h)S.135 — Insubordinate behaviour.(i)S.137 — Malingering or maiming.(j)S.138 — Drunkenness.(k)S.140 — Abuse of and violence to inferiors.(l)S.141 — False accusation(m)S.142 — Quarrels and disturbances.(n)S.143 — Disorders.(o)S.144 — Scandalous conduct by officers, etc.(p)S.146 — Connivance at desertion.(a)S.147 — Absence without leave.(r)S.148 — False statement in respect of leave.(s)S.157 — Unauthorised use of vehicles.(t)S.158 — Improper driving of vehicles.(u)S.161 — Destruction, loss or improper disposal of property.(v)S.162 — Selling or pawning of decorations.(w)S.164 — Causing fire.(x)S.165 — Negligent or wilful interference with custody.(y)S.167 — Escape from custody.(z)S.168 — Obstruction of arresting officers.(aa)S.169— Unlawful detention of person.(ab)S.171 — Disturbance in billets, etc.(ac)S.172 — Offerees in relation to documents.(ad)S.179 — Conspiracy.(ae)S.188 — Irregular detention.