The Verkhovna Rada today, January 9, with the votes of 231 deputies in the first reading, adopted bill No. 12093, which proposes to provide those liable for military service with a 50% discount in case of voluntary recognition of a violation for failure to specify data and payment of a fine from the TCC.
This was reported by “Public” with reference to the broadcast of the plenary session of parliament, published by the people’s deputy from the European Solidarity faction, Alexey Goncharenko.
The explanatory note of the bill states that after the entry into force of the law on strengthening mobilization in May 2024, more than 6 million citizens liable for military service did not specify their personal information about their mobile phone, email and current residential address.
Failure to update personal data for a period of 60 days without good reason is an administrative offense, for which a fine of 17 to 25.5 thousand UAH is provided.
This means that today the Unified State Register of Conscripts, Persons liable for Military Service and Reservists “Oberig” does not contain complete information about the personal data of a large number of citizens liable for military service, which, of course, does not contribute to the mobilization processes in the country, note the authors of the bill.
The authors of the bill propose to provide the opportunity for conscripts, those liable for military service and reservists to independently contact the TCC to clarify personal data, while paying for an administrative offense a fine of 50% of the minimum amount determined by the relevant article of the Code of Administrative Offenses.
The following changes are expected:
- will simplify the procedure for considering administrative offenses provided for in Articles 210, 210-1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses;
- will provide an opportunity for citizens who have not specified data without good reason to pay 50% of the minimum sanction of the article (8,500 UAH) by independently initiating the process of considering the case and imposing a penalty through the Electronic account of a person liable for military service, conscript, reservist (i.e. through “Reserve+” ).
Since it is assumed that clarification of personal data will be a prerequisite for economic booking and the use of other important functions of the Electronic Account, it is expected that a large number of citizens liable for military service will take advantage of this opportunity, the explanatory note notes. — In addition, the procedure for submitting an application and paying a fine through an electronic account will allow you to take advantage of a “discount” of 50% of the amount of the imposed administrative penalty.
The law proposes to supplement the Code of Administrative Offenses with a new article 279-9, according to which a person brought to administrative responsibility under Articles 210, 210-1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses will be able to submit an application to the TCC, in which he will independently report the fact of committing the specified offense and providing consent to consider the case at his absence.
The document also proposes to supplement the Code of Administrative Offenses with a new article 300-3, which will provide the opportunity for a person brought to administrative responsibility, in the manner provided for in Article 279-9 of the Code of Administrative Offenses, within 10 calendar days from the date the TCC resolution enters into legal force, to voluntarily pay 50% of the circulation amount . .
Source: “Public”
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