“As for me, this is a really bold first step. We need to give more powers to the Antimonopoly Committee, to finally finish the judicial reform … But this bill called“ deoligarchization ”is very symbolic, well-known and significant. It seems to me that something similar is needed. But in the long term, we just need to give more powers to the institutions that already exist, they need to be supported more in the fight against the oligarchs, “she said.
The Verkhovna Rada adopted the draft law on de-oligarchization in the first reading at an extraordinary meeting July 1. 275 MPs voted for with the minimum required 226 votes. The Servant of the People party announced at least seven additional bills on the regulation of the activities of oligarchs in Ukraine, among them – on antimonopoly legislation, amendments to the law on political parties.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said that if the bill on oligarchs is sabotaged in parliament, the issue will be brought up to the all-Ukrainian referendum.
On June 17, the parliamentary committee on the integration of Ukraine into the EU called for the need to examine the draft law on oligarchs by the authorized person of the Verkhovna Rada for human rights, the portal reported. My.ua.
Glava of the Servant of the People parliamentary faction David Arahamia reported in July that Rada to begin consideration of the bill on de-oligarchization after the holidays.
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