In the Ministry of Ecology some decisions are made secretly from the profile committee — deputy

In the Ministry of Ecology some decisions are made secretly from the profile committee — deputy
Valentina Bokii

Kryvoruchkina will demand from the Minister a report to the committee on the effectiveness of the simultaneous replacement of such a large number of government officials

The Ministry of Environmental Protection was accused of making secret decisions on fundamental steps by the relevant committee of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine.

This opinion was expressed by the People's Deputy from the "Servant of the People" and a member of the Environmental Parliamentary Committee Elena Kryvoruchkina in an exclusive comment "EcoPolitics".

"It's sad that in some branches of government we still have Soviet principles of personnel policy. The fact that the Ministry of Environmental Protection makes decisions on fundamental personnel steps secretly from the relevant parliamentary committee raises many questions. I personally learned about the dismissal of deputy ministers. It is surprising that among the dismissed deputies there are those who learned about the dismissal from the news. Now I am very interested to hear from the Minister (Ruslan Strelets. - Ed.) explanations of such actions and principles he was guided by when making appropriate decisions?" — said the deputy.

She assured that as a Deputy and Deputy Chairman of the relevant committee, she would demand that the Minister report to the Committee on the effectiveness of the simultaneous replacement of so many government officials.

"It would also be interesting to hear what other changes we all expect in the personnel policy of this ministry in the future," — Kryvoruchkina concluded.

As reported by EcoPolitics, the Cabinet of Ministers at a meeting on Friday, May 13, dismissed three deputy ministers at once protection of the environment and natural resources.

EcoPolitics wrote that it is known about the newly appointed deputies.

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