The reasons why the State Service of Special
Communications and Information Protection of Ukraine refused the issue of
certificates for the system of e-declaration of officials' assets contradict
the statements of reliable experts about its compliance with international
standards and the possibility of launching it in accordance with the law, the
EU mission in Kyiv has stated.
In connection with this Ukrainian authorities should
as soon as possible to solve this problem, it said.
"The assertion that the failed timely issuance of
technical certificates is due to technical shortcomings is opposite to public
statements made by the UNDP and other credible experts. They clearly emphasized
the system fully complies with the international standards and now can be used
for collection and publication of declarations absolutely legally. This is the
task the NAPC [Ukraine's National Agency for Prevention of Corruption] must now
fulfil," according to the statement by the EU Delegation and the embassies
of EU member states in Kyiv.
The statement says because of no proper certification
the e-declaration system, the NAPC launched on August 15, "does not
correspond to the objectives of securing the key legal consequences that should
be the result of submission of false declarations."
"Therefore the launch of the electronic
declaration system in a test mode makes little sense and could become
counterproductive," the European diplomats said.
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