Fines for Mobile Operators for Poor Connection: What Decision did the Rada Make.

The Verkhovna Rada did not support the bill on fines for communication operators

Bill No. 11431, which provided for fines for mobile operators for poor connection during power outages, was failed in the first reading by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. This was reported by the people's deputy Yaroslav Zhelezniak on his Telegram channel.

Only 199 deputies voted for this bill. "The Rada failed in the first reading bill No. 11431 regarding the regulation of state supervision in the field of electronic communications and the operational provision of the stability of electronic communication networks," Zhelezniak noted.

Quote: "The Rada failed in the first reading bill No. 11431 regarding the regulation of state supervision in the field of electronic communications and the operational provision of the stability of electronic communication networks," Zhelezniak noted.

It should be noted that in September, the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Digital Transformation recommended Bill No. 11431 for the first reading, which aimed to ensure the stable operation of mobile operators during power outages. The head of the subcommittee on the development of the digital industry, Serhiy Shtepa, explained that the bill provides for an increase in unscheduled inspections of communication operators and an increase in fines for violating the requirements of the National Commission regulating industry activities.

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