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Tuesday, February 27, 2018
Anti-corruption court legislation – Supporting a poor law on the agenda of the Verkhovna Rada this week
It’s been a while since the blog made mention of the draft anti-corruption court legislation submitted by The Bankova in December 2017 (the submission
deliberately timed
to avoid any vote upon it during 2017).
The IMF, World Bank, EU, USA, Canada, Japan and numerous other “supportive nations and entities” all followed either publicly or privately with
terse and prickly commentary
regarding the text of Draft Bill submitted by The Bankova.
Yet it appears that Draft Bill 7440 (unchanged from The Bankova submission that drew such ire) will be included by hook or by crook upon the Verkhovna Rada agenda this week – possibly resulting in a vote on Thursday 1st March 2018.
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