In brief
Bill No. 16220 would require some military personnel in rear and administrative units to declare income and assets during wartime, while retaining deferrals for certain categories.
A bill registered in Ukraine’s parliament would require some military personnel who work in rear and administrative units and do not take part in combat to submit income and asset declarations during the war. LIGA.net reported the proposal, citing its explanatory note. Many service members currently qualify to defer filing until martial law ends or they leave service, including some in non-combat roles.
Under Bill No. 16220, personnel taking part in combat would be able to file within 90 days after their participation ends, martial law ends or they leave service. Certain categories of personnel would retain the right to defer filing.
Some personnel who have not filed declarations since 2021 would have to do so within 90 days of the law taking effect, with exceptions for those eligible for deferral. The bill would also define whose declarations could be withheld from public view for security reasons and when access should be restored.
The changes remain a legislative proposal. LIGA.net did not specify the registration date, name the bill’s authors or give a date for a vote.
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