Concept of public administration reform in Ukraine

More than two decades after its establishment, the Constitutional Court of Ukraine has struggled to shake of political control and to enforce constitutional standards. The latest reforms enhancing the accessibility of the Court and ensuring a more competitive appointment process lay the ground for an independent and effective arbiter. However, the lack of clarity and details may undermine the success of the Court and should therefore be addressed – writes member of the CPLR Board Julia Kyrychenko

On 18 May 2020, the Draft Law on Interpellation (No 3499) was submitted to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine by 72 MPs. This draft law introduces the interpellation procedure into national practices of parliamentary control over the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.  The term "interpellation" in the meaning of the Draft Law No 3499 is […]