Biryukov noted that there is no such plan and that the electronic military record register was created only to simplify the workflow. In this way, there is no need to come to the military registry and registry office for registration, postponement or other reasons.
According to Colonel Biryukov, during the spring conscription, 52,000 people received summons, and more than 50,000 came to the military registration and recruitment offices. Of these, 29,000 received deferrals for “legal reasons”. That is, the required amount has already been sent.
Source: Ferra
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