I am interested if similar restrictions on outdoor restaurant terraces, like those implemented in Florence, can be introduced in our major cities, for example, in Kyiv or Lviv? Do we have a legislative basis for regulating this issue?
In Kyiv, bus and trolleybus routes are being changed due to food fairs. Are local authorities responsible for organizing alternative routes and ensuring public order during such events?
I know that the Cabinet of Ministers has clarified the rules for traveling abroad for former ambassadors during martial law. Does this mean that if I have a diplomatic rank but no longer work in the diplomatic service, I will be able to challenge this restriction in court?
Do you think that restricting men under the age of 22 from traveling abroad is justified during martial law?
In Kyiv, the police are verifying information that a woman in a library did not allow people into a part of the shelter. Can there be liability for denying access to a shelter during martial law?
I use a jet ski on a lake in Kyiv. Will the new water traffic rules apply to me if I don't live directly on the shore of this lake?
Will a driver be held liable if he violates the rules of reversing on the bridge over the Desenka River in Kyiv and will he be issued fines?
Am I entitled to compensation for a delay in commuting to work due to traffic restrictions in Kyiv during the visit of foreign delegations?
Am I entitled to compensation for damages if I was injured due to temporary road closures in Kyiv on September 10 during a visit by foreign delegations?
Are city governments obliged to compensate trolleybus drivers if changing routes has caused them additional costs?