Military Sphere and Defense:
\n– Amendments have been made to the procedure for service in the State Guard Service – simplified appointment of sergeants to officer positions during martial law, expanded list of leaves, changed rules for temporary duty performance.
\n– Established procedure for recruiting to military service for conditionally early released prisoners, including medical examination and psychological selection.
\n– Expanded opportunities for involving foreign performers in military equipment development, allowed to conduct tests abroad.<\/p>\n
Public Administration:
\n– Created Coordination Center for Managing Regions with Ongoing Combat or Previously Occupied Territories.
\n– Increased maximum number of foreign diplomatic mission employees to 1,794 persons by 2027.
\n– Expanded areas of jurisdiction of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Digital Transformation, added artificial intelligence and cybersecurity spheres.<\/p>\n
Education and Science:
\n– Updated procedure for teacher certification – set limit of 5,000 participants annually during martial law, certificate valid for 3 years.
\n– Changed procedure for state attestation of scientific institutions – clarified evaluation criteria and classification of institutions.<\/p>\n
Infrastructure and Registries:
\n– Approved procedure for maintaining State Registry of Agricultural Equipment Certificates with open access through the Ministry of Agrarian Policy website.
\n– Amended traffic accident documentation rules – allowed use of electronic insurance policies.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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