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Draft law on mobilization is 82% ready, more than 3,500 amendments considered - Zheleznyak

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The draft law on mobilization is 82% ready, the Security Committee has considered 3,518 amendments and plans to consider the remaining amendments tomorrow.

Draft law on mobilization is 82% ready, more than 3,500 amendments considered - Zheleznyak

The draft law on mobilization is almost ready. The Security Committee has already considered 3518 amendments. Tomorrow they plan to consider the remaining amendments. This was reported by Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Finance, Taxation and Customs Policy of the Verkhovna Rada,  MP Yaroslav Zheleznyak, UNN reports.

Today, the Security Committee has completed 3518 amendments to the draft law on mobilization. Accordingly, the law is 82% ready. Tomorrow they plan to consider the remaining amendments. That is, tomorrow the Committee will complete consideration of all amendments to the law.

- Zheleznyak wrote on the Soviet telegram channel.

May be more than 80% ready: MP announces continuation of committee's work on draft law on mobilization27.03.24, 08:48 • 27328 views

Recall

The Verkhovna Rada voted in favor of government draft law No. 10449, which provides for changes to the legislation on mobilization, in the first reading on February 7. The parliament emphasized that the draft law would be amended by the second reading. In particular, the mono-majority indicatedthat compromises would be sought before the second reading on postponement of military service for graduate students, seizure of accounts, etc.

The day before, MP Oleksiy Honcharenko reported that the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence, while working on the draft law on mobilization, rejected an amendment regarding mobilization from the age of 18.