Do notaries who have refused to obtain an RNOKPP for religious reasons have the right to access the Unified Register of Persons Missing under Special Circumstances?
If information about your notarial actions was leaked to a third party due to a data leak during testing of the e-notary system, do you have the right to claim compensation for moral damages?
If your will or power of attorney data became publicly available during the testing of e-notary services, can you claim compensation for moral damages from the state?
The Notary Chamber of Ukraine complains that the Ministry of Internal Affairs is denying access to the Unified Register of Persons Missing under Special Circumstances to notaries who have refused to obtain an RNOKPP for religious reasons. Do notaries without an RNOKPP have the right to access this register?
I am interested in the question regarding the restriction of rights for notaries without RNOKPP to access the register of missing persons. How can this affect their work and how can this issue be resolved?
The Notary Chamber of Ukraine has reported a violation of the rights of notaries due to restricted access to the register of missing persons for those who do not have an RNOKPP. Is this a violation of their rights and how can this situation be resolved?