Liability is being established for wearing clothing similar to the uniforms of state bodies
According to the new procedure, clothing similar to the uniforms of state bodies, featuring distinctive signs or symbols peculiar to them
Liability established for wearing clothing similar to state body uniforms
The Legislative Chamber has passed a bill providing for administrative liability for the use of clothing that is confusingly similar to the military or departmental uniforms of state bodies.
Under the new procedure, liability is established for introducing and using clothing that is similar to state body uniforms or possesses distinctive marks or symbols characteristic of them.
This is intended to prevent instances of misleading citizens, impersonating a state body employee, and abusing people's trust.
The bill was passed in the third reading and sent to the Senate.