If a driver refuses to take a breathalyzer test, the police must offer to have him or her examined at a medical facility.
To do this, the police officer must issue the driver a written referral that allows them to undergo a medical examination at a medical facility, where doctors can take samples for analysis. Only after the driver receives a referral for a medical examination and still refuses to undergo it, the police have the right to draw up a report and impose a fine for refusal.
Refusal to take a breathalyzer test is not in itself grounds for a fine or disqualification. A driver may refuse to take the test, but this does not exempt him from liability - he must undergo a medical examination if the police suggest it.
After a fine has been imposed, the driver has 10 days to appeal it and 15 days to make a voluntary payment. If the decision was not appealed and the fine was not paid within the period established by law, the decision is sent to the enforcement service, and the collection is carried out by force.
If the matter reaches the point of enforcement of the resolution, the driver will have to:
reimburse the costs incurred by the state due to the compulsory collection procedure;
pay a fine in double amount.
For completely destroyed real estate in Ukraine, compensation is provided in the form of a housing certificate or cash payment.
Cash payments can only be received for private homes where there is a land plot for renovation construction.
A housing certificate allows you to: buy housing on the primary or secondary market; invest in new construction; cover part of the cost of more expensive housing.