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At present there are many bills in the Rada related to the declaration and operation of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine (CCU). President Volodymyr Zelenskyy proposed to replace all the judges of the Constitutional Court and declare his decision of October 27 legally “null and void.”
This is stated in the RBC-Ukraine material “A word for the Rada: how the authorities intend to get out of the constitutional crisis.”
Most likely, the Rada will follow a “softer” scenario. The option proposed by the president is publicly described as “radical” by the deputies in the Servant of the People.
“There is a radical way to solve this problem: this is the presidential bill. Personally, I am not a supporter of such an idea, I think it is very risky. There is a more liberal way. Together with Dmitry Razumkov, a project was developed of law renewing the anti-corruption infrastructure, “said SN RBC-Ukraine MP Alexander Kachura.
However, he suggested that parliament could also agree on a political decision to dissolve the Constitutional Court.
The Rada Spokesperson bill (# 4304) proposes to restore electronic filing standards, which were canceled, including criminal liability for filing violations. The Rada says that after the deputies return the declaration rules, they will be able, together with the community of experts, to develop the necessary adjustments to the anti-corruption legislation that will comply with the Constitution.
Galina Yanchenko, deputy director of the Servants of the People faction, believes that on the first issue of anti-corruption legislation, Dmitry Razumkov’s bill will most likely be adopted at first reading.
“In the second direction, there are now several points in the plans. We do not rule out the fact that some of the judges of the Constitutional Court will resign. But we also consider the completion of vacant positions as one of the main scenarios,” Yanchenko told RBC -Ukraine.
The third option is to change the Constitutional Court procedure. The Rada has already registered a document (No. 4319) – co-authored by representatives of the parliament and the president in the KSU Olga Sovgiri and Fyodor Venislavsky. They propose increasing from 10 to 12 the minimum number of votes required for decision-making for the Grand Chamber of the Constitutional Court, that is, up to 2/3 of the composition of the court.
Remember, previously there was information that four judges refused to participate in the work of the Constitutional Court. Therefore, the KSU will no longer be able to gather a quorum.
Note that the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak believes that the scandalous decisions of the Constitutional Court regarding the statement were allegedly made not without outside interference. In any case, the Ukrainian authorities will find a way out of this situation, he said.
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