According to the proposed amendments, the fee amounts will be as follows:
- 250 calculated indicators for citizens called up for family circumstances;
- 400 calculated indicators for citizens with health limitations;
- 500 calculated indicators for members of registered religious organizations;
- 750 calculated indicators (75,000 soms) for citizens aged 22 to 40 who have not served in the military or have served in an alternative capacity and wish to participate in mobilization reserve training;
- 900 calculated indicators (90,000 soms) for conscripts under 30 with higher education, registered in the first category, wishing to undergo training under the reserve officer program and receive their first military rank.
- Violating military registration rules will result in a fine of 100 calculated indicators (10,000 soms), while currently, sanctions can range from a warning to a fine of 10 calculated indicators (1,000 soms). - Note: Kaktus.media.
She noted: "The regulations are being violated, as the bill should go through the second reading no earlier than three days later. Why such haste?"
In response, Sharshiev stated that the urgency is related to the start of the spring conscription campaign.
According to him, "the conscription occurs twice a year, and the presidential decree on the start of the spring conscription has already been issued. We need to pass the bill in order to get it to the executors."
Shairbek Tashiev also expressed dissatisfaction with the expedited process.
He remarked: "If the bill needed to be adopted, it should have been presented in advance, a month ahead, to avoid violating the regulations. At least two weeks should pass between the first and second readings, not three days."
Burun Amanova added that the current process of adopting the bill creates the impression that the Ministry of Defense prefers alternative service over actual military service.
Nevertheless, after the discussion, the deputies approved the bill in the second reading.
