Unlawful protocol in the TCC: when it is not necessary to undergo a military medical commission.

As reported by 'Khvylya', this is mentioned by Kadroland in response to a query submitted to the 'Personal Consultant' service.

According to inkorr.com: A conscript aged employee, who served 33 years ago, received a summons to the territorial recruitment center (TCC). His military record states that he is fit for service and is registered with the TCC. The man does not have the status of a violator and has a deferment from mobilization for the period of 2022-2025. However, when he arrived at the TCC upon summons, a violation protocol was drawn up against him. The document states that during the verification it was established that the man had not undergone the military medical commission, which is a violation of the legislation on military registration and mobilization and the resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers. This violation is classified under part 3 of article 210 of the Code of Administrative Offences.

Legislation on passing the VLK

• Only after receiving an official summons from the TCC should a person appear for a medical examination. Without such a summons, self-initiating the commission is not allowed. Refusal to appear after receiving a summons is considered a violation.
• The obligation to independently undergo the commission only applies to those who have been recognized as 'limited fit'. They had to initiate a re-examination by June 5, 2025, either through the TCC or through the 'Reserve+' system. Only persons with disabilities are exempt from this obligation.

Thus, a violator should be considered only someone who received an official summons to the commission but did not appear or did not undergo a re-examination within the specified time. In the case of this employee, the protocol was drawn up unlawfully.

It was previously reported that a new deferral appeared in 'Reserve+'. An employee who was reserved for the period of 2022-2025 and had the status of fit for military service was unlawfully subjected to a violation protocol after refusing to undergo the military medical commission. It is important to know your rights and obligations in the military sphere to avoid potential misunderstandings with military institutions.

This situation emphasizes the importance of adhering to the legislation regarding military registration and the conduction of medical examinations. In the context of mobilization, knowing your rights will help avoid misunderstandings and unjust sanctions from military institutions. Every conscript should be informed of their duties to avoid facing similar problems.