In the Rada, they proposed restricting some services for draft evaders: what could change

In Ukraine, new mechanisms to influence citizens who evade military registration and mobilization may be considered. Among possible options are restricting access to certain administrative, banking, and other services, but no such rules have been adopted yet.

This was stated by member of parliament Oleksandr Fedienko.

According to him, the Cabinet of Ministers should develop a systematic mechanism that would allow identifying citizens who are outside proper military registration. At the same time, changes should not weaken the operation of enterprises important for energy, communications, and defense industry.

Among the possible measures, the deputy named restricting access to parts of the services of the Center for Administrative Services (CNAPs), the banking sector, and delivery services. These are only potential tools that still require development, legislative formalization, and clarification of specific conditions for their use.

A separate question remains exemptions. A person may need to contact CNAP to obtain a deferral due to new family circumstances or other lawful grounds, so any restrictions would require a clear procedure and the possibility of appealing.

Fedienko also spoke out against mechanically reducing the number of reserved workers at critically important enterprises. According to him, mass de-reservation could lead to the loss of specialists needed for energy, communications, and fulfilling defense orders.

Instead, the deputy proposes verifying the justification for reservation in institutions and companies where there may be cases of formal employment to obtain a deferral. Final proposals, in his view, should be prepared by the government and then submitted to parliament for consideration.