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❗️❗️The Cabinet of Ministers is changing the rules for draft exemptions (reservation from mobilization)
Main points:
🟠Within 10 days after the resolution comes into force, ministries and regional administrations must review the criticality criteria and check the enterprises that have already been granted that status.
🟠A new Coordination Center for reservations will be established. It will consider granting and canceling the status of critically important enterprises, as well as increasing reservation limits.
🟠A government body will have up to 7 working days for initial review of documents; the Coordination Center will have up to one calendar month to issue recommendations, after which up to 3 working days are allotted for the final decision.
🟠If an enterprise’s limit was increased but it did not reserve employees through Diia within the established period, the decision to increase the limit will become invalid.
🟠For designated defense industry and energy enterprises, the limit is 95%. At the same time, employees directly involved in production are subject to mandatory reservation. Increasing the limit above 95% is possible by a separate decision.
🟠Violations of military registration may affect reservations. If the head of an enterprise has systematically violated military registration rules, this may be grounds to refuse consideration of a proposal to increase the limit.
🟠The Coordination Center will be able to recommend canceling critical status, in particular following requests from law enforcement agencies.
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