Rada proposed to introduce Army Volunteer of Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine status
MP Serhiy Hryvko (Servant of the People faction) has proposed that the Verkhovna Rada introduce the status of Army Volunteer of the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine.
MP Serhiy Hryvko, representing the Servant of the People faction, has proposed that the Verkhovna Rada create a new status for Ukrainian Army Volunteers serving within the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine. This new designation would be introduced through a bill (No. 16129) aimed at amending existing laws pertaining to volunteer status within the security forces.
The proposed status would not create a new combatant category, but rather recognize individuals who meet specific criteria for voluntarily participating in Ukraine's defense. Those already holding combatant status and fulfilling one of the outlined criteria would be eligible for this designation. The criteria include voluntary enlistment with authorized recruitment bodies or military units during certain military operations or periods of martial law.
If approved, the bill would grant volunteers the right to a special award, as well as benefits such as additional paid leave, access to certain services, and preference in civil service job selections.
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