According to him, the project is No. 12095 with the support of 253 deputies.
The law establishes legal guarantees and mechanisms to extend the military service of military personnel who have voluntarily left military units or duty stations or deserted.
Legal rules
According to the law, during martial law, military personnel who for the first time voluntarily left military units or places of duty or deserted and voluntarily arrived at the place of duty and expressed their willingness to continue serving, military service and the contract continue.
In addition, payments of cash, food, clothing and other types of security, benefits and social guarantees are resumed.
At the same time, initiated criminal proceedings are not grounds for refusing to extend the military service of such military personnel and the validity of their contracts.
Project justification
As the authors note, military personnel who have expressed a desire to voluntarily return to military units and continue military service after leaving military units without permission are now given this opportunity.
Currently, commanders of military units are authorized to continue military service and the validity of the contract, to resume payments of money and food, clothing and other types of support only on the basis of relevant procedural documents from the investigative and judicial authorities.
Let us remind you in August The Verkhovna Rada adopted a law allowing exemption from liability those who left the unit without permission for the first time and expressed a desire to extend their service
According to the law, a person who, under martial law, for the first time committed an offense under Articles 407 (Abandonment of a military unit or place of duty), 408 (Desertion), can be exempted from criminal responsibility.
To do this, it is necessary that the serviceman, before the conclusion of the preliminary investigation, voluntarily declares to the investigator or prosecutor his intention to return to the military unit or place of duty to continue his service.
