People's Deputy Goncharenko presents the main provisions of the draft law on mobilization approved by the committee, after which he goes to the second reading.
- restrictions on consular services for men aged 18 to 60 without military registration documents have been introduced.
- also left restrictions on driving vehicles for evaders at the request of the TCC
- those who received the 2-3 group of disability after February 24, 2022 (except for military personnel) are subject to a repeated medical examination to determine fitness for service.
- those recognized as being of limited fitness will be obliged to come again for a new medical examination within 12 months.
There are also a number of innovations for the military. Namely:
- the right to demobilize people with disabilities,
– demobilization in connection with release from captivity (if servicemen did not express a desire to continue military service),
- military personnel in the case of concluding the first contract have the right to compensation of 50 percent of the first installment for a loan secured by a mortgage.
- they want to pay all military personnel a monthly remuneration for special features of the service in the amount of 10 thousand hryvnias,
- 70,000 hryvnias of monthly payments to those who take part in "zero-zero" combat operations and carry out counter-offensive, counter-attack tasks up to and including the company stronghold, as well as in the territory controlled by the Russian Federation.
The draft law on mobilization, approved by the Council committee, states that the military ID will be able to be checked at the border, when leaving and entering the country.
This will affect all men, aged 18 to 60, regardless of their eligibility for service or deferments.
The conclusions of the committee, published by the people's deputies, state that every man of the specified age will be required to carry a military ID. And present it at the request of police officers, employees of the TCC, as well as border guards - both at checkpoints and in the border lane.
Thus, the absence of a military ticket may very likely become a reason for refusing to cross the border.
And also, perhaps, a reason for detaining the man and transferring him to the TCC to clarify the data.
The new draft law exempted two categories of citizens who take care of the disabled from the army from mobilization:
- family members of the first degree of kinship (no more than one) of a disabled person of group I or II, engaged in constant care for him,
- family members of the second degree of kinship (no more than one and provided that there are no family members of the first degree of kinship or their physical incapacity, which is confirmed by the conclusion of the LKK).
Another important aspect is the need to carry a military ID for all men between the ages of 18 and 60.
Registration of consular services abroad will be carried out only in the presence of military registration documents.
At the same time, the draft law on mobilization approved today directly states that military IDs will be required at consulates, in particular, from 18-year-old Ukrainians.
That is, those young men who left Ukraine before this age will need to return home and register with the TCC in order to be able to issue Ukrainian documents abroad.
However, after returning, the young man is unlikely to need it, because he will most likely not be released abroad.
Each people's deputy will be able to reserve two assistants from the army.
This is stated in the draft law on mobilization approved today.
Registration of the electronic account of a conscript remains voluntary.
This is stated in the version of the mobilization law voted by the defense committee.
All conscripts who have not yet specified their data in the TCC will be required to do so within 60 days after Zelensky's next decree on the continuation of mobilization.
This is stated in the version of the law approved by the Defense Committee of the Council.
The aforementioned decree is expected on May 13, and based on the plans of the parliament, the new law on mobilization will come into effect around the same day. That is, according to this logic, it will be necessary to update the data by approximately mid-July.
At the same time, the draft law stipulates another deadline: you need to clarify your data 60 days after the law enters into force.
Apparently, this clause was inserted with the expectation that the draft law would come into effect earlier or later on May 13.
You can update your data through the TCC, TsNAP or electronic cabinet, the creation of which is voluntary.
In particular, it is required of conscripts who are abroad. They will be able to do this through the electronic office - or to the e-mail address of their TCC, or by calling the phone number indicated on the website of the Military Commissariat.
