Marikovsky accused Yatsenko of delaying the law on waste: a scandal arose in the network

Marikovsky accused Yatsenko of delaying the law on waste: a scandal arose in the network shutterstock
Katerina Belousova

The bill initially regulates the sphere of corruption and implements 3 European directives

Deputy Chairman of the EcoCommittee Oleksandr Marikovsky accused People's Deputy Anton Yatsenko of personal interest in delaying the adoption of the draft law on waste №2207-1-d, which the EcoCommittee will consider at a meeting on June 2.

In a discussion of the Facebook post, Yatsenko said that he was not the author of this law and did not submit amendments to it, and also stated his intention to go to court, according to the Facebook page of Alexander Marikovsky.

“ The bill is notable for regulating the original sphere of corruption and implementing 3 European directives ", said Marikovsky.

He also noted that more than 2,000 amendments had been submitted to the document and that the procedure of the regulations had been violated many times during the preparation. In addition, the subcommittee meeting was held in secret, even without assistants.

“Tables have not been provided yet. The last time an important bill was presented under the guise of 10 minutes before the meeting. Special attention to the project is caused by the fact that the king of schematics Anton Yatsenko is personally interested in it! ”Marikovsky writes.

However, Yatsenko denied his involvement in delaying the procedure and accused Marikovsky of perverse thinking.

facebook.com/marikovski

facebook.com/marikovski

We will remind, Alexander Marikovsky accused the chairman of the ecocommittee Oleg Bondarenko's Verkhovna Rada in lobbying in the preparation of the law on waste and violation of parliamentary rules.

As EcoPoliticа reported earlier, Facebook has developed in the Ukrainian segment scandal involving a number of officials and specialists from the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources.

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