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Publication date: 28.05.2024
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Procedure for drawing up a resolution of the Military Medical Commission (MMC).
VLK (LLK) adopts resolutions, which consist of a sick note, a certificate of the military medical commission and the minutes of the regular meeting of the military medical commission. VLK makes decisions both during face-to-face meetings and, in certain situations, such as treatment abroad, remotely.
Resolutions of both full-time and non-full-time VLK are binding and cannot be revoked or revoked.
If the previous resolution of the VLC, adopted on a specific date, did not comply with the legislation or was based on invalid documents, then it is canceled. In addition, if there is a need to bring the content of a correctly adopted preliminary resolution of the VLK into compliance with the current legislation, then it is also canceled.
Records created during a military medical examination are stored in physical or digital format. Digital documentation is created using a technologically advanced electronic signature, which is based on a certified electronic signature, electronic seal and electronic time stamp (in accordance with Clause 2.1 of Chapter 2 of Chapter I of the Regulation).
The VLK, the chairman or members, is responsible for making decisions and providing official documents that establish a cause-and-effect relationship between diseases, injuries (for example, bruises, injuries, mutilations).
During field meetings, the VLK is empowered to make decisions, as well as to determine the need (or lack) of continued treatment of servicemen who are on medical service abroad. This can be done remotely, relying on authentic medical and military records or their duly certified duplicates.
The VLC enforces the Regulations by evaluating, approving, rejecting, overseeing, reviewing and potentially revoking or revoking regulations.
During medical examinations of servicemen and other persons subordinate to the VLK, conclusions are made according to the following criteria (as specified in the first paragraph of clause 20.3 of chapter 20 of section II of the Regulations):
▶Declared suitable. for military service;
▶Declared unfit for military service:
In cases where a period of 6 to 12 months is required for full restoration of fitness for military service, a decree "Unfit for military service with review after 6-12 months" is issued during wartime. This decision is based on Articles 7, 11, 12g, 13d, 24, 32, 37, 44, 48, 56, 59, 65, 72 and 81 of the Schedule of Diseases. The implementation of this regulation entails certain requirements, for example, relief from duties or medical leave.
▶availability for certain service categories.
▶ recommendations regarding transportation and relocation (this directive applies only to the closest relatives of military personnel, with the exception of conscript military personnel).
▶the presence or absence of restrictions on boarding a submarine (surface vessel) and swimming in open waters.
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