Citizens who do not specify data for no good reason can do this by paying 8,500 hryvnias a fine by reserve+.
Parliament has changed the Ukraine code to administrative offenses about mobilization. Now 6 million military military military, who has not yet specified their data, will do so and pay a fine by reserve+. This was announced by MP Yaroslav Zheleznyak.
He noted that through the second reading of the text of the bill was supplemented by the standard, according to which people who voluntarily participated in the military service were excluded from the administrative responsibility.
According to an explanatory note, during 2024 more than 6 million military citizens did not specify their personal data. They need to do this through reserve+, tsnap or TCC.
Lack of personal data is an administrative offense in which a administrative penalty is given – a fine of 17,000 hryvnia to 25,500 hryvnias.
The main problem suggested to solve is to provide the possibility of conscripts, the military responsible for military service and reservists to contact TCC and SP to clarify personal data, while paying a fine of 50% of the minimum, established by the article -based article, the size of the papap.
Changes will provide an opportunity for citizens who do not specify the data for no good reason, to pay 50% of the minimum article penalty (8500 hryvnias) through the independent start of the case consonant process and imposition of recovery by reserve+.
Remember, the Ministers cabinet expanded the military responsibility list, which could travel abroad.
The reservation service will not temporarily work on
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