The Rada passed the law on mobilisation
The MPs supported the amendment of the Verkhovna Rada committee to exclude from the bill the norm on demobilisation after 36 months of service.
On 11 April, theVerkhovna Rada adopted in the second reading the draft law on mobilisation No 10449. This was reported by MP Yaroslav Zheleznyak.
The bill on mobilisation was adopted as a whole. FOR - 283. In the edits of the Committee. All taken into account 31 edits scored votes for confirmation. Without intrigue except for the edit on demobilisation (there are 227), - wrote the MP.
According to him, the bill was supported by 283 people's deputies, 1 - against, 49 - abstained, 18 - did not vote.
Voting by factions:
- Servant of the people - 192,
- European Solidarity - 0,
- Batkivshchyna - 2,
- Platform for Life and Peace - 18,
- For Maybutne - 12,
- Golos - 16,
- Dovira - 15,
- Vidnovlennya - 16
- Vnefraktionnye - 12
As Zheleznyak noted, the parliament has taken into account 31 amendments of the VR profile committee on national security, defence and intelligence, as well as the amendment that removes the norm on demobilisation from the document.
Next, the bill should be signed by the speaker of the Verkhovna Rada and passed to the president for signature. After that, the law will come into force in a month.