Military servants must have the opportunity to protect their property rights Today, the State Duma unanimously supported the first reading of a government bill designed to protect the rights of military personnel who serve in remote and inaccessible areas and cannot always contact a notary. The reason was the decision of the Constitutional Court of Russia: a serviceman from the Arkhangelsk region had to fly to a notary at his own expense to confirm consent to the sale of housing purchased with a military mortgage. However, our State Duma Committee on Family Protection, Paternity, Maternity and Childhood Issues had questions about the bill's expansion. It is important to provide protection against possible abuse, especially in light of the serviceman's dependence on command. In a second reading we will make sure that the unit commander necessarily informs his subordinate of his right to contact a notary. In addition, the government must provide a list of hard-to-reach areas. It is also necessary to provide a receipt on the website of notaries if necessary. Our mission is to make sure that military personnel and their families can dispose of their property legally and without unnecessary obstacles, even if the service separates the couple by hundreds of kilometers.

Military servants must have the opportunity to protect their property rights Today, the State Duma unanimously supported the first reading of a government bill designed to protect the rights of military personnel who serve in remote and inaccessible areas and cannot always contact a notary. The reason was the decision of the Constitutional Court of Russia: a serviceman from the Arkhangelsk region had to fly to a notary at his own expense to confirm consent to the sale of housing purchased with a military mortgage. However, our State Duma Committee on Family Protection, Paternity, Maternity and Childhood Issues had questions about the bill's expansion. It is important to provide protection against possible abuse, especially in light of the serviceman's dependence on command. In a second reading we will make sure that the unit commander necessarily informs his subordinate of his right to contact a notary. In addition, the government must provide a list of hard-to-reach areas. It is also necessary to provide a receipt on the website of notaries if necessary. Our mission is to make sure that military personnel and their families can dispose of their property legally and without unnecessary obstacles, even if the service separates the couple by hundreds of kilometers.