The Verkhovna Rada will not consider the bill on mobilization in its original version

The Verkhovna Rada will not consider the bill on mobilization in its original version. They will still work on the document.

Yevgenia Kravchuk, deputy head of the Servant of the People faction, deputy head of the Parliament Committee on Humanitarian and Information Policy, told about this in the air of the TV channel Rada.

According to her, this will be the version developed by the Committee on Security and Defense. Already this week, a large interdepartmental working group will begin working on a compromise version of the draft law on mobilization. It will take into account the remarks of the Commissioner for Human Rights, Dmytro Lubinets, who said that some of the provisions of the document contradict the Constitution, and certain concerns regarding corruption norms.

• Ukraine is strengthening control over military records. On the evening of December 25, 2023, the government submitted draft laws No. 10378, No. 10379 to the parliament. The first document provides for changes to mobilization and military service, and the second — strengthening responsibility for military offenses. Read more about them here.
• If it is adopted without significant changes, all men between the ages of 18 and 60 will have 30 days to apply to the TCC, clarify their data, place of residence, etc. They will also be required to carry military registration documents with them and show them at the request of TCC employees or policemen.