Digest of Ukrainian Legislation
Notification of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) on Establishing Accounting Prices for Banking Metals
The NBU establishes accounting prices for banking metals for internal settlements and accounting. These prices are not mandatory for purchase and sale transactions. Only specific values of accounting prices are changed for the corresponding date.
Notification of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) on the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia
The NBU establishes the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies and SDRs for accounting and operations with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine. These rates are not mandatory for foreign exchange transactions in the market, and the NBU is not obliged to buy or sell currencies at these rates.
Resolution of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on the Adoption as a Basis of Draft Law No. 4380 “On Administrative Fee”
The Verkhovna Rada adopted as a basis the draft law on administrative fee. The Committee on the Organization of State Power will finalize the draft law taking into account proposals and amendments for further consideration.
Resolution of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on Amendments to the Agenda of the Thirteenth Session
The session agenda includes a draft law on amendments to the Civil Code of Ukraine regarding the terms for declaring a person deceased, who disappeared in connection with hostilities or armed conflict. The adoption of amendments may affect the legal consequences for relatives of such persons, in particular, in matters of inheritance and social payments.
PosResolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on the monitoring of conformity assessment bodies
Amendments have been made to regulatory acts regarding the monitoring of conformity assessment bodies, independent organizations, and the national accreditation body. The period of monitoring compliance with the requirements for the national accreditation body has been increased from two to four years. The terminology regarding the termination of activities of conformity assessment bodies has been clarified.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on military medical examination
Amendments have been made to the procedure for conducting medical examinations of servicemen of the State Border Guard Service and the National Guard during martial law. Servicemen can undergo medical examinations in a wider range of military medical commissions, including commissions at territorial recruitment centers. Decisions of military medical commissions must be made taking into account the Schedule of Diseases and the Regulation on Military Medical Examination in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on providing persons with disabilities with medical devices
Information on the need for medical devices for persons with disabilities is entered by the expert team into the electronic system for assessing the daily functioning of the person and transferred to the Unified Information System of the social sphere.
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine on the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine
Amendments have been made to the Regulations on the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, concerning the functions of internal control and audit, as well as the procedure for issuing and implementing administrative acts of the Ministry. Orders of the Ministry
Review of each of legal acts published today:
### **On the Accounting Price of Banking Metals**
This announcement by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) establishes the accounting prices for banking metals on June 9, 2025. It determines the value of one troy ounce of gold, silver, platinum, and palladium in hryvnias. These prices are used for accounting purposes and do not obligate the NBU to buy or sell these metals at the stated prices.
The structure of the announcement is simple: it contains a table with codes (numeric and alphabetic), the number of troy ounces, the name of the banking metal, and its accounting price in hryvnias. Compared to previous versions, only the specific values of the accounting prices for the corresponding date change.
The most important thing to understand when using this announcement is that the accounting prices are used for internal calculations and accounting and are not binding for the purchase and sale of banking metals by the National Bank of Ukraine.
### **On the Official Exchange Rate of the Hryvnia Against Foreign Currencies**
Good day! Here is a brief overview of the provided information:
1. **Essence of the Document:** This is an announcement by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) regarding the official exchange rate of the hryvnia against foreign currencies and special drawing rights (SDRs) for a specific date – June 9, 2025. These rates are used for accounting purposes, NBU transactions with the State Treasury Service of Ukraine (DKSU), and in other cases provided for by law. It is important that the NBU is not obligated to buy or sell currencies at these rates.
2. **Document Structure:** The document is in the form of a table containing the following data:
* Digital currency code
* Letter currency code
* Number of currency/SDR units
* Currency/SDR name
* Official exchange rate of the hryvnia to the corresponding currency/SDR
The table lists the currencies and SDRs for which the official hryvnia exchange rate has been established. The note indicates the purposes for which these rates are used and the absence of NBU obligations regarding the purchase/sale of currencies at these rates.
3. **Key Provisions for Use:** The most important thing is that these rates are official but not binding for foreign exchange transactions in the market. They should be used for accounting and in transactions with the DKSU, as defined by law. It is important to remember that the NBU does not guarantee the purchase or sale of currencies at these rates.
### **On the Adoption as a Basis of the Draft Law of Ukraine on Administrative Fee**
This resolution of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine concerns the adoption as a basis of draft law No. 4380, entitled “On Administrative Fee”.
**Structure and Main Provisions:**
The resolution consists of two clauses. The first clause provides for the adoption as a basis of the draft Law of Ukraine on Administrative Fee.
drafted by People’s Deputies. The second item instructs the Verkhovna Rada Committee of Ukraine on the Organization of State Power, Local Self-Government, Regional Development, and Urban Planning to finalize the draft law, taking into account proposals and amendments, and submit it to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine for consideration in the second reading.
**Key provisions for use:**
The most important is the very fact that the draft law has been adopted as a basis, which means the beginning of its consideration by the parliament. Interested parties should pay attention to the work of the Committee on the Organization of State Power, Local Self-Government, Regional Development, and Urban Planning, which will finalize the draft law, as well as the possibility of submitting proposals and amendments to it.
On Amending the Agenda of the Thirteenth Session of the Ninth Convocation of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine
This resolution amends the agenda of the thirteenth session of the ninth convocation of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, adding to it a draft Law of Ukraine regarding amendments to the Civil Code of Ukraine. In particular, the changes concern Article 46, namely Part Two, which defines the terms for a court to declare a natural person missing in connection with hostilities or armed conflict as deceased.
The structure of the resolution consists of two points: the first point includes the draft law (reg. No. 12451) in the agenda of the session, and the second point defines the date the resolution comes into force – from the moment of its adoption.
The most important provision is the inclusion in the agenda of a draft law that aims to change the terms for declaring a person missing during hostilities as deceased. This may significantly affect the legal consequences for relatives of such persons, in particular, in matters of inheritance, social payments, and other legal procedures. ****
On Amendments to Certain Resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Regarding Monitoring of Designated Conformity Assessment Bodies, Recognized Independent Organizations, and the National Accreditation Body
Good day! Here is a brief analysis of the provided act:
1. **Essence of the law:** This resolution amends existing regulations governing the monitoring of conformity assessment bodies, independent organizations, and the national accreditation body. The changes are aimed at clarifying and improving the procedures for monitoring and controlling the activities of these bodies.
2. **Structure and Main Provisions:** The resolution amends three different resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine:
* Resolution No. 1170 of December 16, 2015: The period of frequency of monitoring compliance with the requirements for the national accreditation body has been increased from two to four years.
* Resolution No. 937 of October 31, 2018: A mention of has been added to the risk assessment criteria
on the “termination” of the activities of designated conformity assessment bodies and recognized independent organizations.
* Decree No. 9 of January 3, 2023: The term “cancellation” has been replaced with “termination of validity” in the risk assessment criteria for bodies determining technical suitability.
3. **Most Important Provisions:** The most important for use are the changes regarding the frequency of monitoring by the national accreditation body (increasing the term from two to four years) and clarification of the terminology regarding the termination of activities of conformity assessment bodies. This may affect the frequency of inspections and risk assessment criteria for these organizations.
On Amendments to Paragraph 1 of the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 270 of March 7, 2025
Good day! Here is a brief overview of the resolution:
1. **Essence of the Law:** This resolution introduces amendments to the previous resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine regarding the conduct of military medical examinations. The amendments concern the procedure for conducting medical examinations of servicemen of the State Border Guard Service and the National Guard for the period of martial law.
2. **Structure and Main Provisions:**
* The resolution introduces amendments to paragraph 1 of CMU Resolution No. 270 of March 7, 2025.
* The wording of the second and third paragraphs of paragraph 1, which define which military medical commissions (MMC) conduct medical examinations of servicemen of the State Border Guard Service and the National Guard during martial law, has been changed.
* It is clarified that medical examinations are conducted by MMCs formed in healthcare facilities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the State Border Guard Service, the National Guard, territorial recruitment and social support centers, as well as healthcare facilities of communal or state ownership.
* It is stated that decisions (resolutions) are made on the basis of the Schedule of Diseases and the Regulation on Military Medical Examination in the Armed Forces of Ukraine (Order of the Ministry of Defense No. 402).
* The procedure for referring servicemen of the State Border Guard Service and the National Guard for medical examination has been clarified.
3. **Important Provisions for Use:**
* Servicemen of the State Border Guard Service and the National Guard can undergo medical examinations in a wider list of MMCs, including commissions at territorial recruitment centers and healthcare facilities of communal or state ownership.
* MMC decisions must be made taking into account clearly defined documents (Schedule of Diseases and the Regulation on Military Medical Examination in the Armed Forces of Ukraine).
* Referrals for medical examination are carried out by direct superiors or heads of healthcare facilities at the place of treatment.
On Amendments to the Procedure for Providing Persons with Disabilities, Children with Disabilities, and Other Specific Categories of the Population with Medical Devices and Other Means
### **Regarding Amendments to the Procedure for Providing Persons with Disabilities with Medical Devices**
Good day! Now I will briefly tell you about the changes to the Procedure for Providing Persons with Disabilities with Medical Devices.
1. **Essence of the changes:** The resolution introduces changes to the procedure for providing medical devices to persons with disabilities and other defined categories of the population. Now, information on the need for such devices is entered by the expert team into the electronic system for assessing a person’s daily functioning and transmitted to the Unified Information System of the Social Sphere. Also, the second sentence of paragraph 10 has been excluded.
2. **Structure and main provisions:**
* The changes concern paragraph 5 and paragraph 10 of the Procedure for providing persons with disabilities, children with disabilities, other separate categories of the population with medical devices and other means.
* A paragraph has been added to paragraph 5, which defines that information on the need for the provision of medical devices is entered by the expert team into the electronic system and transmitted to the Unified Information System of the Social Sphere.
* The second sentence has been excluded from paragraph 10.
3. **Main provisions for use:**
* Expert teams for assessing the daily functioning of a person must enter data on the need for medical devices into the electronic system.
* Information from the electronic system is transmitted to the Unified Information System of the Social Sphere for further processing and provision of the necessary medical devices.
* It must be taken into account that the second sentence of paragraph 10 of the previous version of the Procedure is no longer valid.
### **Regarding Amendments to the Regulations on the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine**
Good day! Now I will briefly explain the essence of the changes to the Regulations on the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine.
1. **Essence of the changes:** The resolution introduces changes to the Regulations on the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, in particular, regarding the functions of internal control and audit, as well as the procedure for issuing and acting administrative acts of the Ministry.
2. **Structure and main provisions:**
* Subparagraph 34 of paragraph 4, the content of which is not disclosed in the document, has been excluded.
* A paragraph has been added on ensuring the functioning of internal control and internal audit in the Ministry and in enterprises, institutions and organizations subordinate to it.
* It is established that the orders of the Ministry, which are administrative acts, are issued, enter into force, are executed and cease to be valid in accordance with the Law of Ukraine “On Administrative Procedure”.
* It is clarified that the Ministry organizes internal control and internal audit and ensures their functioning in its area of management.
3. **The most important provisions:**
* **Internal control and audit:** Expansion of the Ministry’s powers regarding internal control and audit, which may increase the efficiency of management of state property and prevent abuse.
* **Law**
Regarding the Law “On Administrative Procedure”:** Implementation of the norms of this Law for the Ministry’s orders, which are administrative acts, to ensure the transparency and legality of their issuance and execution.
Certain Issues of Targeted Medical Evacuation of Persons from the Security and Defense Sector Who Have Sustained Injuries, Trauma, or Illnesses in Connection with the Military Aggression of the Russian Federation Against Ukraine
Good day! I am happy to explain the main provisions of this resolution to you.
1. **Essence of the Law:**
The resolution defines the procedure for conducting targeted medical evacuation of wounded, injured, or sick military personnel from the security and defense sector. The goal is to promptly deliver them to hospitals where they can receive specialized care, especially in the context of hostilities. This allows optimizing the evacuation process and ensuring the rapid provision of necessary medical assistance.
2. **Structure and Main Provisions:**
The resolution consists of two parts: the resolution itself and the Procedure approved by it.
* The **Resolution** defines the list of bodies and institutions involved in targeted medical evacuation, assigns organizational support to the Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Center for Emergency Medical Care and Disaster Medicine of the Ministry of Health, and obliges healthcare facilities to hospitalize evacuated individuals.
* The **Procedure** defines the mechanism for implementing targeted medical evacuation, its terms, goals, and objectives, as well as procedures for interaction between different participants in the process. It also defines the criteria for determining healthcare facilities that can be involved in targeted medical evacuation and the conditions of their participation.
3. **Main Provisions for Use:**
* **Key role of the Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Center for Emergency Medical Care and Disaster Medicine:** The Center coordinates the evacuation process, identifies healthcare facilities for hospitalization, and monitors the availability of vacant beds.
* **Clear algorithm of actions when initiating evacuation:** The Procedure defines how medical units should report the need for evacuation, what information to provide, and how coordination between different services takes place.
* **List of conditions requiring targeted evacuation and contraindications:** Appendices to the Procedure contain indicative lists of injuries, trauma, and diseases that require targeted medical evacuation, as well as a list of contraindications to transportation. This helps healthcare professionals make informed decisions about the necessity and feasibility of evacuation.
* **Obligation of hospitalization:** Heads and medical personnel of healthcare facilities designated for targeted medical evacuation are obliged to hospitalize evacuated individuals.
* **Involvement of private facilities:** The possibility of in
* The changes concern paragraph 5 and paragraph 10 of the Procedure for providing persons with disabilities, children with disabilities, other separate categories of the population with medical devices and other means.
* A paragraph has been added to paragraph 5, which defines that information on the need for the provision of medical devices is entered by the expert team into the electronic system and transmitted to the Unified Information System of the Social Sphere.
* The second sentence has been excluded from paragraph 10.
* Expert teams for assessing the daily functioning of a person must enter data on the need for medical devices into the electronic system.
* Information from the electronic system is transmitted to the Unified Information System of the Social Sphere for further processing and provision of the necessary medical devices.
* It must be taken into account that the second sentence of paragraph 10 of the previous version of the Procedure is no longer valid.
* Subparagraph 34 of paragraph 4, the content of which is not disclosed in the document, has been excluded.
* A paragraph has been added on ensuring the functioning of internal control and internal audit in the Ministry and in enterprises, institutions and organizations subordinate to it.
* It is established that the orders of the Ministry, which are administrative acts, are issued, enter into force, are executed and cease to be valid in accordance with the Law of Ukraine “On Administrative Procedure”.
* It is clarified that the Ministry organizes internal control and internal audit and ensures their functioning in its area of management.
* **Internal control and audit:** Expansion of the Ministry’s powers regarding internal control and audit, which may increase the efficiency of management of state property and prevent abuse.
* **Law**
Regarding the Law “On Administrative Procedure”:** Implementation of the norms of this Law for the Ministry’s orders, which are administrative acts, to ensure the transparency and legality of their issuance and execution.
The resolution defines the procedure for conducting targeted medical evacuation of wounded, injured, or sick military personnel from the security and defense sector. The goal is to promptly deliver them to hospitals where they can receive specialized care, especially in the context of hostilities. This allows optimizing the evacuation process and ensuring the rapid provision of necessary medical assistance.
The resolution consists of two parts: the resolution itself and the Procedure approved by it.
* The **Resolution** defines the list of bodies and institutions involved in targeted medical evacuation, assigns organizational support to the Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Center for Emergency Medical Care and Disaster Medicine of the Ministry of Health, and obliges healthcare facilities to hospitalize evacuated individuals.
* The **Procedure** defines the mechanism for implementing targeted medical evacuation, its terms, goals, and objectives, as well as procedures for interaction between different participants in the process. It also defines the criteria for determining healthcare facilities that can be involved in targeted medical evacuation and the conditions of their participation.
* **Key role of the Ukrainian Scientific and Practical Center for Emergency Medical Care and Disaster Medicine:** The Center coordinates the evacuation process, identifies healthcare facilities for hospitalization, and monitors the availability of vacant beds.
* **Clear algorithm of actions when initiating evacuation:** The Procedure defines how medical units should report the need for evacuation, what information to provide, and how coordination between different services takes place.
* **List of conditions requiring targeted evacuation and contraindications:** Appendices to the Procedure contain indicative lists of injuries, trauma, and diseases that require targeted medical evacuation, as well as a list of contraindications to transportation. This helps healthcare professionals make informed decisions about the necessity and feasibility of evacuation.
* **Obligation of hospitalization:** Heads and medical personnel of healthcare facilities designated for targeted medical evacuation are obliged to hospitalize evacuated individuals.
* **Involvement of private facilities:** The possibility of in
