The fine for failure of draftees and military officials to appear at the relevant executive authority for conscription, medical examination (medical certification), conscription to military units, and relevant gatherings without good reason will be increased, APA reports.
This was reflected in the proposed amendment to the Code of Administrative Offenses, which was discussed at today's meeting of the Defence, Security and Counter-Corruption Committee of Milli Majlis (Azerbaijani Parliament).
According to the draft law, with the exception of evasion of initial military registration, conscripts and military officers who fail to appear at the relevant executive authority for conscription, medical examination (medical certification), conscription to military units, or relevant gatherings without good reason will be fined from three hundred to five hundred manats, or, depending on the circumstances of the case, from one hundred and sixty to two hundred and forty hours of community service will be imposed, taking into account the identity of the offender.
The person who committed the administrative offense in question will be released from administrative liability upon arrival at the body (organization) designated by the relevant executive authority until the court makes a decision.
The fine for evading initial military registration is also being increased. The fine for citizens who are subject to initial military registration and fail to appear at the relevant executive authority for registration without good reason within the period specified in their individual summons is being increased from 30 manats to 100 manats.
