Summary of "Повна Мобілізація з 1 Квітня! Що зміниться: Бронювання, Резерв+, ВЛК!"

Overall picture and outlook

There is no new mobilization law, but practical changes and administrative measures will affect how mobilization operates from April 1 onward.
The speaker expects mobilization to continue and to become tougher: as fewer volunteers remain, reliance on conscription through the Territorial Recruitment Centers (CCC) will increase.
The speaker criticizes the lack of accountability for abuses by the CCC — described as “busification,” kidnappings, and other abuses of power — and argues that stopping these practices would require criminal liability and political will, which are currently absent.

Local “notification groups” (first used in Vinnytsia) are being used to notify people. These notifications create evidence that a summons was issued.
Reserve Plus can receive and record information that the CCC sent a paper summons by mail. However:
- A Reserve Plus notification is informational only and is not a legal summons.
- Formal summonses are still printed on paper and delivered (including by mail).

The Ministry of Defense is expanding Reserve Plus as the primary digital channel for interaction with those liable for military service.
Current Reserve Plus capabilities include:
- Sending notifications about key events.
- Electronic referrals to medical commissions (VLK).
- Handling deferral/reservation requests.
- Allowing data updates and flagging violations/fines.
Many deferrals are becoming automated. Following a late-November order and subsequent updates, some deferrals are automatically extended and parts of the process can be completed online. The ministry reported that roughly 90% of online deferrals had been automatically extended as of early February.

A deferral category for parents with many children has been launched in Reserve Plus: processing is fully automated without requiring paper certificates or trips to recruitment offices, provided the registers contain correct data.
Offline documents will still be accepted at Administrative Service Centers (ASC) for people who need them.

Reservations remain a basis for postponement, but are limited to government bodies, enterprises, and organizations designated as critical or holding appropriate status.
The Diia portal indicates rapid consideration windows for reservation requests:
- Up to three days for critical enterprises.
- Up to one day for government agencies.
The speaker raises fairness concerns: questions remain about who determines which organizations or positions are “critical” and whether the system privileges well-connected entities.

Cabinet Resolution No. 307 (adopted March 9, effective April 1) amends Resolution No. 812 regarding reservation of positions in representative offices of donor institutions and project implementers.
This is described as a targeted change for specific categories — not a mass rebooking or mass unbooking.

Medical examinations (VLK) are being digitalized: electronic referrals with an exact date and place are issued via Reserve Plus.
Digital referrals reduce paperwork and queues but do not remove the obligation to undergo required medical examinations.

The segment emphasizes growing digitalization and automation of deferments and administrative processes.
It warns that mobilization will likely become harder in practice, that reservations may be granted unfairly, and that abuses by CCC personnel continue without adequate punishment.