The draft law on the return of independence of NABU and SAP was signed by 48 deputies – Yurchyshyn

The bill on the return of independence of NABU and SAP was signed by 48 deputies from different factions, said the People’s Deputy from the Voice faction Yaroslav Yurchyshyn.

“The law on the return of independence of NABU and SAP was signed by 48 deputies from different factions. We register. You can vote tomorrow, ”he wrote on Facebook.

There is no draft law on the Council’s website.

The day before, MP Yaroslav Zheleznyak stated that next week they were gathering the Council to cancel “these corruption rules on the liquidation of NABU and SAP”.

“There is no date, they are urgently trying to find out the turnout. We did not see the text, probably even tomorrow. I do not believe the words already. So we register (and there are more than 45 signatures) the law to cancel the thrash that we adopted, ”he wrote on the evening of July 23.

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On July 22, the Verkhovna Rada supported the Law No. 12414, which, as it was reported, limits the independence of NABU and SAP. 263 MPs voted in favor. After that, NABU Chairman Semen Krivonos urged the President of Ukraine to veto the bill, since the independence of two institutions is “actually destroying”.

The decision of the Parliament was disconnected to the protests of hundreds of people in Kiev, Lviv, Dnipro and Odessa.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky signed Law No. 12414 and stated that NABU and SAP will work, but they should be “cleared of Russian influences”.

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Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, commenting on suspicion of loss of independence of NABU and SAP, stated that they were not subordinate to him.

This happened after 70 searches conducted on July 21 by the SBU, the State Bureau of Investigation and the Prosecutor General’s Office against the Bureau staff. The SBU, among other things, reported the detention of NABU employee, who, according to the department, was spying for the Russian special service. He was presented with suspicion. Instead, NABU stated that information from the SBU management regarding the possible risks related to one of the employees of the Bureau was received in August 2023, but later informed the SBU that there was no evidence about this employee of the bureau.