I am trying to understand whether the new bill on assisted reproductive technologies provides for a judicial procedure to resolve disputes related to surrogacy and cryopreservation? It is necessary to find out whether there will be any judicial mechanisms to regulate these issues.
Will the new draft law on basic social assistance be able to adequately protect the rights of vulnerable population groups, particularly persons with disabilities and single parents?
Do you think it is appropriate to adopt a bill stating that international treaties will not be automatically revoked after a change of government?
Do I believe that the new bill on scientific support in the field of physical culture and sports will affect the development of Ukrainian sports? If so, how might it affect my ability to engage in sports professionally?
⚡️ Clarification regarding the new mobilization bill from the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine: ▪️ Mobilization is offered from 25 to 60 years; ▪️ Starting in 2025, basic military training will be introduced at universities; ▪️ Some categories of citizens are exempted from basic military training at universities; ▪️ Instead of conscription, basic military service is introduced for a period of 5 months in peacetime and 3 months in wartime; ▪️ Citizens from the age of 18 can choose the time of basic military service; ▪️ Citizens from the age of 18, regardless of basic military training or service, will receive a deferment until reaching mobilization age; There is also information that tomorrow the Committee will complete consideration of all amendments to this draft law, as of now, it is 82% ready. This draft law is of interest to: ▪️ Citizens from the age of 18, regardless of basic military training or service, will receive a deferment until reaching mobilization age; If it is accepted in this form, does this clause give a deferment for a person under the age of 25 who has passed the military department of reserve officers?