In the Rada they fear the consequences of Razumkov’s amendment on TCC fines, – blogger

In the Verkhovna Rada they fear the consequences of the amendment initiated by former speaker Dmytro Razumkov regarding TCC fines for businesses, since it could trigger a new wave of outrage and carries corruption risks. This information was disclosed by military serviceman, blogger, and political analyst Kyrylo Sazonov.

He emphasized that the story about the notorious “Razumkov amendment,” which allowed TCCs to fine businesses 170 thousand hryvnias for violations of the registration of those liable for military service, is getting an interesting continuation.

“As my sources in the back rooms say, for all political players this legal gambit from the ardent fighter against the ‘omnipotence of the TCCs’ turned out to be completely unexpected. So, practically all week the best ‘minds’ of the parliamentary law enforcement committee, led by its chair Serhiy Ionushas, have been struggling with how to quietly cancel this PR stunt by the new ‘hawk of mobilization.’ After all, if the Razumkov amendment comes into force, it can quite predictably provoke a new wave of outrage from business and corruption by the TCCs,” the political scientist noted.

But, he said, there are no options, because the only way to review a decision under Art. 133 of the Verkhovna Rada Rules of Procedure can be applied only when there is an internal contradiction in the text of the law. Otherwise, the person who initiates such a decision would face liability.

“Moreover, a large number of service members, especially from combat units, on the contrary, received the innovation quite positively. They warmly welcomed the news that even such a populist as Razumkov has finally sided with the TCCs—the ones who replenish the units. And they do not at all understand why such an effective innovation should be canceled and responsibility for violations in registration and reservation eased again when the front lacks personnel,” Sazonov said.

So, the convinced serviceman is probably sure that despite all the coalition’s attempts to correct the situation, Razumkov’s amendment, which provoked people’s outrage, will nevertheless stand.