“Ukraine should change the relevant law in order to make changes in the government without interruption, according to Fedor Venislavsky.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
Ukraine should change the relevant law in order to make changes in the government without interruption, according to Fedor Venislavsky.
People’s Deputy spoke about possible changes in the Ukrainian government / UNIAN collage, screenshot, photo t.me/denys_smyhalThe law on the legal regime of martial law prohibits the government in martial law. This was stated by Fedor Venislavsky, People’s Deputy, Member of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on National Security, Defense and Intelligence, in the Ether on Radio NV.
“But such a ban on the change of higher state authorities in the conditions of martial law, from the point of view of the logic of the legislator, aimed to prevent the power to abuse the powers. But in the conditions when both laws and constitution were written, it was almost unrealistic to predict that Ukraine may be in the war. From our colleagues to some of our ministers.
At the same time, he noted that there were no official conversations in the political faction of the “servant of the people” about changes in the government.
“I did not participate in them. Therefore, confirm or refute that we are expecting a replacement of the government at the moment. Venislavsky.
Changes in Government: What is knownOn the eve of the people’s deputies reported plans for change of government in Ukraine. In particular, on June 17, the People’s Deputy from the Voice faction Yaroslav Zheleznyak argued that the next plenary week of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine “will have to appoint a new Denis Shmigal”. According to the deputy, the first Viceremier-Minister Yulia Sviridenko can head the government.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded to this information. He noted that he did not conduct conversations about the resignation of Shmigal.
“As for the government. First of all, I would like to explain that if I decided to change the Prime Minister one hundred percent, I would first tell him and, sorry, before the journalists. We still work for many years. So, I have no conversation with him.
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