Salary of ESB employees should not be three times higher than that of border guards, police - Avakov 1 min read
Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Arsen Avakov asks the profile committee of the Verkhovna Rada to pay attention to the fact that the salary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs employees is three times lower than that which the legislators prescribed for the employees of the newly created Economic Security Bureau (ESB). We are glad, and we have consistently advocated the creation of the Economic Security Bureau, but somehow it turned out wrong that the legislator provided for the salary for these employees three times higher than that of border guards and police. I ask you to work with this, Avakov said on Thursday during an expanded board of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, addressing head of the profile committee of the Verkhovna Rada Denys Monastyrsky.
Rada passes bill on Economic Security Bureau 1 min read
The Verkhovna Rada on Thursday adopted bill No. 3087-d on the Bureau of Economic Security – a new central executive body, which is tasked with counteracting violations of law that infringe on the functioning of the state s economy.
An Interfax-Ukraine correspondent has reported that the document was supported by 242 MPs with the required minimum of 226 votes.
In particular, 201 MPs of the ruling Servant of the People faction, 17 MPs of the Dovira group and 16 MPs of the opposition Holos faction cast their votes for the bill. It was a very difficult one and a half years of work. It was a very complicated bill. Thanks to those who interfered. With you, the reform has become more difficult, but richer. Although, of course, the most important thing in the creation of the Bureau of Economic Security is still ahead, Head of the profile parliamentary committee Danylo Hetmantsev said, commenting on the adoption of the l
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