4.2 thousand amendments were submitted to the bill on improving mobilization in Ukraine.
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The edits are still being compiled, said People’s Deputy Yaroslav Zheleznyak.
A lot of them arrived. How many? We’ll see when the final table is out,” he wrote on his social networks.
Preliminarily, on Tuesday, February 27, the work of the Defense Committee will begin to prepare the bill for the second reading and, accordingly, the consideration of amendments.
If everything goes well, then from March 6 the bill will begin to be considered in the Rada. Since there are a lot of edits, this process in the hall may drag on for a couple of days,” Zheleznyak wrote.
President Vladimir Zelensky said about the mobilization bill at a press conference on February 25:
3 thousand amendments. Let the deputies work and then answer the country what will happen next. In the future, deputies of the Verkhovna Rada bear responsibility for mobilization. We need to wait for the audit that Syrsky is conducting to say how many more people we need to mobilize. Mobilization in Ukraine is ongoing.
The main changes provided for by bill No. 10449 on mobilization:
- reducing the conscription age from 27 to 25 years;
- demobilization after 36 months of service;
- exemption from military service for people with disabilities of all groups;
- leave will be provided in installments of at least 15 days;
- military personnel released from captivity will have an additional 90 days of leave with continued benefits if they continue to serve;
- You can update your data not only in the TCC, but also online in your personal account or CNAP. It is proposed to create a cabinet on the basis of the register of persons liable for military service “Obereg”;
- you can move to other cities without permission from the TCC, but after moving you need to register at a new address;
- after mobilization, everyone will undergo mandatory military training for 2-3 months;
- conscript service is abolished and replaced by basic military training for five months;
- civil servants no longer have a deferment from conscription (the armor of mayors, chairmen of village councils and territorial communities is retained);
- to travel abroad, all men from 18 to 60 years of age must additionally present a military ID with a mark of deregistration;
- Women and men who support three or more children under 18 years of age are exempt from conscription for military service, except for those who have arrears in paying child support.
- If a citizen voluntarily does not appear at the TCC within 10 days from the date of delivery of the summons (in particular, a foreign diplomatic institution of Ukraine), then by a court decision he may be limited in the right to travel outside Ukraine, in the right to drive a vehicle, and have his funds seized and others. valuables in banks and other depository institutions
Source: Racurs
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