After the adoption of the controversial law regarding NABU, the Rada went on a month-long "break"

After the adoption of the controversial law regarding NABU, the Rada went on a month-long "break"

After the adoption of the controversial bill No. 12414 on limiting the independence of NABU and SAPO, the parliamentarians went on a "break" almost until the end of August.

This was stated by "Holos" member of parliament Yaroslav Zheleznyak.

He urged Ukrainians not to believe in the story that the Rada will "fix the law on NABU and SAPO in two weeks."

"To understand – the Rada, after breaking the anti-corruption legislation, has now gone on a "break"...for 4 weeks, until the 20s of August... So nothing will even theoretically happen. Well, and then they will act as if the topic is no longer relevant. As always.

To keep traditions, lead round dances, it is necessary to create a working group and an anti-corruption council at the President’s Office with 100 experts," Zheleznyak added.