On December 8th, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine supported three Euro-integration bills at a session — Nos. 10203-1 (on increasing the staff of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine), 10262 (on the verification of assets of public servants acquired before public service) and 10288-1 on accounting for the expert evaluation of the Council of Europe and its minority rights organs in certain areas. This was announced by Member of Parliament from the «Golos» party, Yaroslav Zheleznyak, on Telegram.
This is a major step forward in Ukraine’s integration into the European Union and its commitment to upholding democratic values. The bills will help to strengthen the rule of law and ensure that public servants are held accountable for their actions. The first bill, No. 10203-1, will increase the staff of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine and thus help to combat corruption more effectively. The second bill, No. 10262, will help to verify the assets of public servants acquired before public service. This will ensure that public servants are not using their offices for personal gain. The third bill, No. 10288-1, will help to account for the expert evaluation of the Council of Europe and its minority rights organs in certain areas. This will help to ensure that the rights of minorities in Ukraine are respected.
The passing of these bills is a significant step forward for Ukraine’s integration into the European Union. The bills will help to ensure that public servants are held accountable for their actions and that the rule of law is upheld. They will also help to ensure that the rights of minorities in Ukraine are respected. This is a major step forward for Ukraine and its commitment to upholding democratic values.
