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Larysa Kozak: TCC has no right to take away cell phones from people liable for military service

Kyiv • UNN

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Larysa Kozak, deputy head of the RCCC, explained the rights of persons liable for military service to use mobile phones in the RCCC. The premises of the TCC are a restricted facility, but a special place for communication should be allocated.

Larysa Kozak: TCC has no right to take away cell phones from people liable for military service

A person who is taken to the TCC during the document check has the right to communicate, but the TCC premises are a secure facility, which imposes certain restrictions on the use of mobile phones.

This was reported by Larysa Kozak, deputy head of the RCCC and SP in Kyiv, during a briefing, UNN reports.

Territorial acquisition centers are not allowed to take away cellular communication equipment. However, it should be borne in mind that the RTCC premises are a secure facility, and work is carried out there with documents of a certain categorized classification. There are also relevant databases and computers there, which also have limited access

- said Kozak.

She added that it is a legal requirement of a TCC employee or a military officer to determine the place of communication for a citizen liable for military service in the premises.

Each district TCC must have such a room, so it is impossible to take away cellular equipment. The RTCC does not have this right. Restrict - yes

- said Kozak.

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