Social security authorities will not require paper documents if they are already in the database: Cabinet of Ministers decides

Social security authorities will not require paper documents if they are already in the database: Cabinet of Ministers decides

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The Cabinet of Ministers decided not to require paper documents for social assistance if they are already in the database. Changes have also been made to improve the work of the Register of War Veterans and to launch a new service for veterans.

The Cabinet of Ministers has decided that social security authorities will not require any paper documents from people if they are already in the database. The government has also made changes to improve the work of the Register of War Veterans. This was stated by Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal during a government meeting, UNN reports.

Details

We continue to build a digital state. This applies to absolutely all areas. Education, economics, medicine, and the social sector. Today, in order to receive various types of social support from the state, a person must submit a whole package of different documents. However, we have already digitized most of them and they are already in our databases. Therefore, we have decided that social security authorities will not require any paper documents from people if they are already in the database

- Shmyhal said.

He added that this should simplify people's lives, as well as make state aid more transparent and effective.

Today we are also making another decision to develop a new veterans' policy. Ukraine already has a register of war veterans, where we collect data on the support our defenders receive. And, accordingly, what else we can do for them. Today we are making changes that will improve the work of the Register. We are also launching a service for veterans that gives them the opportunity to see what data about them is already in the Register

- Shmyhal noted.

Addendum

The government representative in the Verkhovna Rada, Taras Melnychuk , notedthat the amendments to the Unified State Register of War Veterans provide for the provision of electronic public services in an automatic mode, electronic information interaction with state registers and systems, and updating the list of information from authorized entities to be entered into the Unified State Register of War Veterans for the purpose of their accounting and verification.

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