Despite rumors, mobilization of a citizen directly at a medical facility is impossible — even if he passed the military medical commission (MMC) and received a “fit” conclusion. This is reported by Noviny.Live with reference to the legal portal “Yuristy.UA”.
According to current legislation, the mobilization process must take place exclusively with the participation of the territorial recruitment center (TCC). The key condition is the presence of a military summons, which only representatives of the TCC are authorized to hand over. It is in the premises of this center that the final registration for service must take place.
As lawyer Yuriy Ayvazyan explains, in most cases, medical institutions can only serve a summons to clarify data, but not conduct mobilization. If there are no representatives of the CCC in the clinic, the procedure has no legal force at all.
Lawyer Vladislav Derii emphasizes that the delivery of a military summons is a formalized action and can only be carried out within the relevant center. Thus, after passing the VLK, mobilization does not occur automatically.
Lawyer Andriy Karpenko notes that a possible exception may be a situation when representatives of the CCC and the draft service (SP) are simultaneously present in the medical facility. In this case, the delivery of the military summons can take place right in the hospital premises. But this is more the exception than the rule.
In other situations, a citizen's mobilization should be carried out at the CCC, where he is given a summons, all documents are drawn up, and a final decision is made on enrollment in a military unit.
