NACP for six months, took the test, only 30 officials – Petrenko
During the past six months, the NACP took the test, only 30 of declarations of officials of the first wave of registration and does not fulfill its function.
This was stated by the Minister of justice of Ukraine Pavlo Petrenko during a government meeting.
According to him, the Agency could not even design a test procedure declarations. Petrenko added that during the first wave of registration was 100 thousand declarants, but in NACP test only 30 of them.
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“Now is checked only 30 civil servants from the first wave of returns. What about the effectiveness of this collegial body can be said? When taxpayers pay UAH 600 million annually on the functioning of the body 170 million on adminrashody, huge salaries for 100 thousand hryvnia, which is not in any Ministry and NACP checks only 30 civil servants from the first wave of declarations”, – said Petrenko.
He added that the issue regarding the operation of the Declaration system, the government and the Ministry of justice has raised six months ago, and there have also been failures and were allocated additional funds.
“The last three months together with the Minister of the Cabinet of Ministers weekly with them going with young children and they perform their managerial functions. This is unacceptable. There are no politicians. Here is one situation: incompetence and randomness of people who came to these positions”, – he concluded.
We will remind, on March 27, the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko has signed changes to the law on electronic Declaration.
In connection with the new edits, representatives of public associations are obliged to submit reports on their incomes, but soldiers from this need should be free.
On the eve of the deadline, April 1, when should be registered with all the electronic declarations of officials, the system again failed.
During a meeting of the Cabinet Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman urged the head of the NAPC Natalia Korchak and other members of the Agency to resign today, March 29.