To notify regarding the appearance at the military registration and enlistment office, electronic summons and other remote notifications will be considered legitimate only if changes to the current legislation are made. Claudia Bakumenko emphasized that given the slow legislative process, it may take a long time for these changes to be implemented.
An electronic summons and any other remote notification will be considered a legitimate way to notify regarding the appearance at the military registration and enlistment office only if such changes are made to the current legislation.
“Only following that, electronic subpoenas can become legal, but the legislative process is slow. Legislative changes can take a long time! — summed up Claudia Bakumenko.
In conclusion, while electronic summons and remote notifications may seem like a convenient way to notify individuals regarding their appearance at the military registration and enlistment offices, they can only be considered legitimate if the necessary changes are made to the existing legislation. Although this may be a slow and tedious process, it is important to ensure that all notification methods are legally valid and fair for all individuals involved. Until then, it is important to remain vigilant and stay informed regarding any updates or changes in the legislation affecting military enlistment notifications.
