Despite the rumors, the mobilization of a citizen is impossible directly in a medical institution-even if he passed the Military Medical Commission (VLK) and received a "suitable" conclusion. About it reports news.Live with reference to the legal portal "Lawyers.ua".
According to the current legislation, the mobilization process should be carried out solely with the participation of the territorial centers (TCC). The key condition is the availability of a combat summons, which is authorized only by representatives of the shopping center. It is in the premises of this center that the final registration should take place.
According to lawyer Yuri Aivazian, in most cases, medical institutions can only hand over a summons to clarify the data, but not mobilize. If there are no representatives of the CCC in the clinic, the procedure is not valid at all.
Lawyer Vladislav Deriy emphasizes that the delivery of a combat summons is a formalized action, and it can only be carried out within the relevant center. Thus, after passing the VLK, mobilization does not automatically occur.
Lawyer Andriy Karpenko notes that a possible exception may be a situation where representatives of the Tax Code and the Case Service (JV) are present in the medical institution. In this case, the awarding of the combat summary can occur directly in the hospital. But this is more an exception than a rule.
In other situations, a citizen's mobilization should be carried out in the CCC, where he is presented with a summons, all documents are issued, and the final decision is made to enroll in the military unit.
