MPs are developing new mechanisms for serving summonses: what is known

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Dec 22 2023, 03:27 PM • 27845 views

Ukrainian MPs are developing new methods of serving summonses that will allow the police and employers to serve them, including in public places.

MPs are planning to allow police officers and employers to serve summonses. It is also planned to allow police officers to serve summonses in public places, MP Mariana Bezuhla reported on her Facebook page, UNN reports.

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Bezuhla said that it is planned to develop various mechanisms for serving summonses, including in the JV's TCC. Also, subpoenas can be served at the place of residence by representatives of the JV TCC and police officers, at the place of work by the employer.

In addition, summonses can be served in public places, not only by representatives of the TCC, but also by police officers.

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