Rada is working on draft law of mobilization: Who will be entitled to deferment, issues of leave, and delivery of summonses.
In Rada, they are working on a draft law regarding mobilization, recruiting, military service, and other related provisions.
This was reported on Telegram by Mariana Bezuhla, the Deputy Chair of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense, and Intelligence, a member of the party "Servant of the People", Censor.NET informs.
"What is a deferment and the right of exemption:
⁃ All individuals with disabilities.
- Those who have three or more children.
- If two military personnel have a child, one of them is eligible for deferment and the right to exemption (either the husband or the wife). In other words, if a woman decides to join military service, the man can receive a deferment in this way.
- If there is a person with a disability who is a minor in the family.
⁃ If there is an adult incapacitated child with a disability / wife or husband / parents of the wife or husband in the 1-2 disability groups (in this case, the person with a disability chooses to whom the deferment is granted).
- Guardians of a person with a disability in the 1-3 groups, recognized as legally incapacitated through a court decision.
- Pregnant women and women on maternity leave.
- Only active members of parliament (all former ones were removed)," - as stated in the message.
A deferment, but not a basis for exemption from military service, will be granted to:
- Applicants for consecutive higher education who are under 30 years old.
- All scientists with academic titles.
- All full-time teachers.
Will not be subject to mobilization for 6 months during the person's exemption:
⁃ Released from captivity.
- Conscripts.
- Those who were mobilized and subsequently released.
The grounds for dismissal will be:
- Those who have been in captivity (involuntarily).
- Generals as decided by military leadership.
- Those who served during the state of war for ... years (being processed).
"Сompulsory military service:
⁃ We are abolishing conscription.
- Discharging conscripts.
- All discharged conscripts move to the mobilization resource according to general rules.
The process of mobilization:
⁃ Local government bodies and administrations are obligated, not assisting in mobilization as before.
- Mobilization of vehicles - expanded to include everyone except individuals. Clarification.
Martial law:
⁃ Restrictions on the rights of evaders.
- Strengthening the involvement of the national police," Bezuhla continued.
Also, conscripted citizens will have new responsibilities, namely:
⁃ Provide data on the place of residence to the employer.
- Undergo a medical examination during mobilization.
- Independently appear at the Civil Service Center / Territorial Center for Social Protection to clarify information. They cannot be mobilized at the Civil Service Center! Only clarify the data.
- Always carry a military registration document (MRD) with you during the state of war.
Regarding military registration, the parliamentarian noted that the Defender's Certificate should be reflected in the "Diya" system, and this will not be a military agenda. The issue of military registration abroad will be determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.
Recruiting will be carried out at the Civil Service Centers on a voluntary basis. Direct conscription into military units will be done through recruiting.
"Military service:
⁃ Conscripted during training will be referred to as a "recruit" (cannot be engaged except in training; possibilities, physical capability, actual fitness are determined; less financial support). The ability to send a citizen unprepared to the front is completely eliminated. If a recruit does not pass the training stage, he can be discharged without additional costs to the state.
- The category "physically limited to military service" is removed, leaving only "fit" and "unfit."
Social protection:
- A 90-day leave (without dividing into parts) after captivity for those who continue to serve.
- A 90-day leave (without dividing into parts) for those who have served for more than 24 months, including 12 months in the combat zone.
- The list of family circumstances for discharge is determined by law (currently both the Law and the Cabinet of Ministers have discrepancies)," she explained.
The options for delivering summons are also being considered in the draft law:
- At the Territorial Centers for Compulsory Military Registration and Conscription (TCK SP) by representatives of the TCK SP.
- At the place of residence by representatives of the TCK SP and police officers.
- At the workplace by representatives of the TCK SP and police officers.
- In public places by representatives of the TCK SP and police officers.
At present, the parliament is refining issues related to rotation, disobedience, women, and training.
