Automation of Conscription: TCC Moves to Mass Printing of Summons

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has approved changes to the procedure for conscripting citizens for military service. The new resolution, dated July 9, 2024, No. 807, introduces automation and centralization of processes. These changes are designed to significantly speed up and simplify the distribution of summons.

End of Manual Completion of Summons

Previously, employees of the Territorial Centers for Staffing and Social Support (TCC) manually filled out each summons. They entered conscripts’ data, signed the documents, and sent them out. This process was labor-intensive and could lead to delays and mistakes.

Now, data will be automatically pulled from the Unified State Register of Conscripts. This eliminates the human factor and speeds up the process. The summons will be signed with a qualified electronic signature, giving it legal validity.

Mass Printing at Printing Houses

After the summons is generated, it will be centrally printed at printing houses. These enterprises are strategically important for the economy and national security. The mass printing of summons will ensure high efficiency.

Effective Distribution and Notification

Summons can be sent in several ways. They can be centrally mailed or handed out in person. The standardized process minimizes delays and ensures timely notifications.

Preparation for the New System Launch

Efforts are underway to establish connections with printing houses and sign the necessary contracts. The system will be fully operational soon. This will ensure mass and efficient printing of summons for mobilization.

Conclusion

Skeptics who believed that the TCC system was too cumbersome were mistaken. Centralized printing and automation will speed up and simplify the process. It will also make it easier to hold accountable those who fail to appear for their summons. The notification of conscripts will become fast and reliable, enhancing the efficiency of mobilization.