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The head of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine Oleksandr Tupitsky, the day after the closing of the registry of electronic returns, entered a message about changes in the status of property.
During the time that Ukrainians’ access to the Unified State Register of Electronic Declarations was closed due to the decision of the Constitutional Court, the head of the Constitutional Court, Oleksandr Tupitsky, and five of his colleagues entered salary data into it. On October 30, Ukraine Pravda writes about this.
According to the publication, Tupitsky received 181 thousand UAH of salary the next day after the registration was closed. October 29 and In the same day inserted in the registry a message about changes in the state of the property.
On October 29, other judges of the Constitutional Court received and declared the salaries: Vladimir Moysik – 211.6 thousand UAH, Irina Zavgorodnyaya – 201.3 thousand UAH, Sergey Golovaty – 206.4 thousand UAH, Alexander Litvinov – 189.4 thousand UAH … Litvinov, in addition to his salary, also declared the received loan for 1.5 million UAH, says Ukrainska Pravda.
On October 28, Constitutional Court judge Viktor Kolesnik received 221.93 thousand UAH He also entered this message in the registry on October 29, when access to the system was closed to citizens.
According to the publication, the popular deputy of the “Opposition Platform – For Life” Grigory Surkis presented information on the repayment of the loan totaling 100.98 million UAH. Previously, Surkis’ statement indicated a loan for one million euros from the British company Lumil Investments LLP, affiliated to him.
During the time when access to the registry was limited, the information was sent by the fifth president of Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko. He declared 22.5 million UAH in dividends from his mutual fund 45 minutes after access was restricted, Ukrayinska Pravda reports.
On October 27, the Constitutional Court annulled some of the provisions of the anti-corruption laws and indicated that the establishment of criminal responsibility for declaring deliberately inaccurate data, as well as the deliberate omission to present statements is an excessive punishment for the commission of such crimes.
National Agency for the Prevention of Corruption in relation to the decision of the Constitutional Court closed access to the registry of electronic returns and he stopped its verification, storage and publication. The agency chief called the KSU’s decision “a crushing defeat for the anti-corruption reform.”
In addition, as a result of the blocking of NAPK’s access to state records, the National Agency cannot perform a special verification of the statements of candidates for leadership positions in state bodies, therefore, winners of local elections cannot be namedsaid the NAPK.
After the meeting of the NSDC, in compliance with the order of the Cabinet of Ministers, NAPK opened access to the register of electronic returns.
On October 29, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, registered a bill in parliament, which proposes to recognize the decision of the Constitutional Court as illegal, to deprive the entire composition of the court and to appoint a new one, as well as to ensure continuity. of anti-corruption legislation.
On the same day, NAPK opened free access to the Unified Registry of Electronic Returns.
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