“Verkhovna Rada Chairman Ruslan Stefanchuk doubts that Parliament will approve the law on strengthening liability for illegal border crossing. But with the bill on the departure of men between the ages of 18 and 22, deputies will work. About it reports Ukrinform. “We have to correlate these all things with how it will affect how Ukraine will lead”, – WRITE ON: ua.news
Verkhovna Rada Chairman Ruslan Stefanchuk doubts that parliament will approve the law on Increasing responsibility for the illegal crossing of the border. But with a bill on Departure of men between the ages of 18 and 22 Deputies will work.
About it reports Ukrinform .
“We have to correlate all things with how it will affect how Ukraine will be defense by the aggression that the aggression is being carried out r Osiyskaya f Ederaration. The discussion is open, we will wait for the position of committees, we will communicate with the military, we will communicate with civil society, and then the parliament will make appropriate decisions, ”Stefanchuk said Commenting on the departure of men between the ages of 18 and 22.
The head of the Verkhovna Rada noted that any thing “should not be an element of a one-day haap.”
“We must always co -coal them how much they will correspond to Ukraine’s power in the battlefield, our stability as a state and a setting to achieve peace. Therefore, there will undoubted such discussions on these bill, ”he added.
At the same time, Stefanchuk noted that he was less optimistic about the bill on strengthening responsibility for the illegal crossing of the border.
“Because we must clearly realize that the effectiveness of criminal liability should be determined by one: how it will affect the improvement of a particular social situation in Ukraine. I do not see the potential in this yet, ”the Verkhovna Rada said.
We will remind, the Ukrainian government considers the possibility of adopting a resolution that will allow men under 22 years of age to travel abroad.
President Vladimir Zelensky instructed The Cabinet of Ministers to work out the opportunity to mitigate restrictions on traveling abroad for young people. Instead of the current age barrier at 18 years, it is planned to set a border at 22 years.
