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State Supervision

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine Adopted a Number of Amendments Expanding the List of Scheduled and Unscheduled State Supervision (Control) Measures Allowed Under Martial Law

12/2/2025
State Supervision

The Government has approved changes that expand the list of scheduled and unscheduled state supervision (control) activities permitted during martial law. These changes were introduced by CMU Resolutions No. 1410 dated 05.11.2025 and No. 1434 dated 07.11.2025, amending the main Resolution No. 303 of 13.03.2022 “On the Suspension of State Supervision (Control) Measures Under Martial Law.”The amendments aim to protect critically important areas: national defense, safety of military personnel and civilians, and accessibility of facilities.

Key Changes

1. Clarification of the scope of Resolution No. 303Resolution No. 303, which prohibits scheduled and unscheduled state control inspections during martial law, now explicitly applies to inspections of legal entities and individuals.These amendments to paragraphs 1 and 2 of Resolution No. 303 were introduced by CMU Resolution No. 1410 of 05.11.2025.

2. Unscheduled state supervision (control) of food safety is permitted if:

  • Facts of non-compliance of food products with legislation have been established, which may cause or have already caused a threat of infectious diseases, group or individual food poisonings;
  • There is a threat of negative impact on the defense capability, rights, legitimate interests, life, and health of military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard, and the State Border Guard Service.

3. State supervision (control) in the field of fire and industrial safety is now allowed to detect and prevent violations in:

  • Educational institutions (legal entities under public or private law whose primary activity is education);
  • Providers of preschool education services.

4. CMU Resolution No. 1434 (07.11.2025) introduces a new paragraph 11 to Resolution No. 303 regarding inspections in the field of architectural and construction control.

Under these changes, architectural and construction control authorities (DABC) are permitted to conduct unscheduled inspections of:

Facilities financed from the state or local budget;All construction sites — to verify compliance with building standards on accessibility and safety for people with disabilities and other low-mobility groups.

Exceptions are established for architectural and construction inspections.

Specifically, such inspections do not apply to objects located in territories included in the list of combat zones or temporarily occupied areas where the date of the end of hostilities or occupation has not yet been determined.

Effective Dates

  • CMU Resolution No. 1410 entered into force on 7 November 2025.
  • CMU Resolution No. 1434 entered into force on 11 November 2025.