The deputy of the Verkhovna Rada, Dmytro Razumkov, noted that the new bill on mobilization contains many unresolved issues. According to him, the final document will be ready in the coming days, and the committee intends to finalize it by April 10 and submit it to the parliament for consideration.
"The committee is working on the draft law, adding and correcting it. Not all proposals have been taken into account yet, but at the moment there are no systemic corrections or delays in the process," said Razumkov.
According to his conclusions, unconstitutional provisions remained in the law, in particular, regarding the blocking of accounts, which the deputies proposed as a measure against military service evaders.
"Even in January 2024, 27.4 billion hryvnias were withdrawn from citizens' accounts. This leads to greater damage to Ukraine than at the beginning of the Russian aggression," Razumkov noted.
He also noted that the amendment to block consular services for citizens abroad has led to many of them renewing their passports for 10 years, avoiding the possibility of blocking services.
According to Razumkov, this may lead to a loss of contact with this category of citizens, who will try their best to avoid interaction with the Ukrainian authorities.
The committee is currently preparing a table of comparisons for the second reading of the bill. The Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk, expressed hope that the law will be brought to the floor for voting at the next meeting.
