45 amendments to the mobilization draft law submitted by ‘European Solidarity’ party
Source: ‘European Solidarity’ party press service
Co-chair of the ‘European Solidarity’ faction, Iryna Herashchenko, reported that yesterday, February 21, the registration of amendments to the draft law on mobilization was completed.
There were more than 3,700 amendments in total. The ‘European Solidarity’ party submitted 45 amendments.
‘This is not spam, but a position of principle to wipe out anti-constitutional and corruption norms from the draft law,’ MP Herashchenko noted.
She also stressed the need for fortifications and rotation of the military units.
‘There are units that have never been at the front for a single day, and there are those that have been in hell for 2 years. There should be fairness and rotation,’ Herashchenko claimed.
According to her, the draft law may be considered by the parliament in mid-March.
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