A bill has been submitted to the Rada to exempt combat participants from the process of obtaining auto insurance.
As is known, the Cabinet has supported the exemption of combat participants from the requirement to obtain auto liability insurance.
Later, a government representative in the Verkhovna Rada, Taras Melnychuk, announced that a draft law, 12295, titled “On Amendments to the Law of Ukraine on Mandatory Insurance of Civil Liability of Owners of Ground Vehicles for Improving Service Provision for Certain Categories of Persons,” has been registered in parliament.
The draft law aims to establish specific features for insuring the civil liability of owners of ground vehicles for combat participants, individuals with disabilities as a result of war, and victims of the Revolution of Dignity.
The draft law proposes amendments to the Law of Ukraine on Mandatory Insurance of Civil Liability of Owners of Ground Vehicles, which include:
- establishing specific conditions for entering into internal insurance contracts during the period of martial law and for the entire year (until December 31) after its termination or cancellation for combat participants, individuals with disabilities due to war, and victims of the Revolution of Dignity:
- until December 31, 2025, exempting these individuals from the mandatory conclusion of internal insurance contracts;
- starting January 1, 2026, exempting these individuals from paying insurance premiums under internal insurance contracts;
- tasking the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine to ensure, within three months, the establishment of a mechanism for transferring information from database registries to the Motor (Transport) Insurance Bureau of Ukraine, which is necessary to confirm individuals' affiliation with the categories of citizens of Ukraine specified in Article 13 of this Law, and for registering vehicles for such individuals.