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A schoolgirl from Kherson was the author of the lawsuit to the Kiev District Administrative Court to cancel the new spelling in Ukrainian.
About that “Public” said his lawyer Dmitry Ilchenko. According to him, she motivated her appeal by the fact that it would be difficult for her to pass an independent external evaluation, because part of the training she passed in the old spelling and part in the new one. (to see the video, scroll down the page).
“Although UTSOKO said that the spelling will be taken into account in the VNO, this does not correspond to reality. Because it is not known if this rule will be maintained when taking the VNO,” Ilchenko said.
Also, in his opinion, the Cabinet of Ministers does not have the right to approve any spelling, since this issue must be dealt with by the National Commission of State Language Standards.
The author of the lawsuit, according to which the OASK canceled the current Ukrainian spelling, is a student from Kherson. He stated that it would be difficult for him to pass the external exam, because part of his education was according to the old spelling, and part according to the new one, his lawyer Dmytro Ilchenko told us. pic.twitter.com/7dOf0oKM9a
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As OBOZREVATEL reported, OASK canceled the decree of the Cabinet of Ministers of May 22, 2019, which approved the new version of the Ukrainian spelling.
The Justice Ministry said they would appeal the court’s decision, which has 30 days.
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