The Profile Committee of the Verkhovna Rada continues to consider the bill on mobilization.
And he can make a decision on it in the coming days, - People's Deputy Chernev said. People's deputies admit that the draft law contains norms that violate the Constitution and insufficiently developed provisions.
"The task is to make it a balanced draft law, not a repressive one. Yes, there should still be some repressive measures, but more - motivational measures," said Chernev.
I wonder if it's like "Come to the TCC, or it will be worse?"
Chernev confirms that the demobilization of servicemen who have served 36 months since February 24, regardless of whether they are in contract service or were mobilized, is being discussed.
Also, the draft law proposes to replace the fixed-term service with 3 months of basic training and 2 months of specialized training.
Currently, the draft law has been considered by the committee for approximately 80%, and it can be recommended to be adopted by the Verkhovna Rada in the 1st reading and finalized before the 2nd reading. And they can consider the revised "committee" draft law (but it is necessary to become its initiators and take responsibility for the deputies), or send the draft law to the Ministry of Defense for revision.
Chernev also said that changes in mobilization will apply to men abroad. However, currently there are "more questions than answers" regarding this category of Ukrainians in the legislation. Judging by everything, the problem of staffing in the Armed Forces is quite acute.
These statements are already being responded to in Europe. Thus, Germany's Minister of Justice and Consumer Rights Protection, Marko Buschmann, has already stated that German legislation does not allow Ukraine to extradite men who left for Germany to avoid being mobilized...
