Publication date: 01.06.2024
Practicing attorney and lawyer with more than 12 years of practical experience in various branches of law
In this article, we will talk about the new fines for failing to report to the military registration and enlistment office, for not clarifying data, for not having an up-to-date military registration document, which now, after the adoption of draft law 10379 and CMU Resolution No. 560, are lurking at almost every turn.
What new fines will we have to pay now and in what amount
More recently, the legislator has pleased us with new changes and significantly changed the amount of the fine under Art. 210-1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses for violation of the legislation on defense, mobilization preparation and mobilization.
Previously, the maximum fine was UAH 5100.
Now it can be in the amount of UAH 17,000 to UAH 25,500. And of course, taking advantage of the situation, if you have any conflict, they will try to issue you a fine to the maximum.
But I consider it even more dangerous that now, after the latest changes, almost at every step for every type of violation, any police officer and any representative of the TCC and JV can simply issue these fines to you endlessly. And their number is not limited.
Let's imagine a classic situation of a classic person who has run out of questions and waited for a miracle.
He or she does not have a military ID or a temporary certificate of a person liable for military service, or he or she still has a prescriptive order that is outdated after 18 years, or he or she has them, but a certificate instead of an old-style military ID.
And all this is a potential fine of 25500 UAH for their absence. Which any police officer or employee of the TCC and JV who stopped him on the street can now write out.
And they can write it out today and in the following days again, when they stop him again.
And it's good when the situation is limited to just a fine. But usually it is not. Usually, it is limited to the forced bringing of a person to the MCC and the JV, and on legal grounds, provided that he or she does not have a military registration document with him or she is in the wanted list.
And it would be fine if the law would end with a fine, a summons to a medical examination and release. But it does not end there.
It ends with kidnapping - a demand to go to the medical commission only in a minibus, not on your own feet. And the requirement to pass it in 15 minutes without confirmation of diagnoses.
This is kidnapping, where you have to give up everything, call the police, record the kidnapping, refuse to go to the medical commission, demand confirmation of your diagnoses, refuse to go in a bus and say that I can walk there.
In general, a separate video dedicated to recording the abduction of a person by the TCC is already available on the channel. There is even a series of them. I recommend everyone to watch it.
And now we are back to fines.
The same classic person is afraid to clarify their data because they think that the TCC will not receive it unless they install the Reserve+ application or go to the ASC or the TCC.
But this person is mistaken, because in the near future, the CCC and the JV will have access to the registers of all IDPs and registered persons, and to other registers as well. It will get data about you. And if you do not clarify them by July 18, you will receive a written request to appear at the TCC at your place of registration. It is considered served, regardless of whether you receive it or not. And if you do not show up, you will face a new additional administrative fine of UAH 25500.
And for any refusal to undergo a medical examination, failure to appear upon a summons to clarify data, potential fines of UAH 25500 are also possible.
One fine does not cancel another, and there is no limit to their number.
And if a fine is not paid or challenged in court, it is doubled and enforced. And the result is the seizure of all bank cards, movable and immovable property until the fine is paid.
This does not mean that these fines cannot be challenged in court and that they will all be issued legally. Of course, there are usually a lot of violations in the process of issuing them. But this is a separate topic for a separate video, which I will prepare later.
In the meantime, I think the answer to the question of whether it is possible to continue to sit there, do nothing, not clarify the data, not apply for a deferral is clear.
You can, if you are ready to supply the state with endless fines.
Unfortunately, these are new and very unpleasant realities of life.
Escort at the territorial recruitment and social support center is actual nowadays, fine for failure to appear at the military commissariat is rather big, hiding from the military commissariat is not a good idea and legal support at the military commissariat needs everyone.
