Andriy Ivanchuk accused deputies of disrupting the vote and resigned from the Verkhovna Rada committee.

Andrey Ivanchuk

Andrey Ivanchuk

Arseniy Yatsenyuk's ally and Ihor Kolomoisky's business partner, People's Front MP Andriy Ivanchuk, has resigned from his position as chairman of the parliamentary committee on economic policy. Ivanchuk cited the situation surrounding the draft law on joint-stock companies as the publication Insider reported.

 

Ivanchuk reportedly convened the committee twice to consider the relevant legislative initiative of the Cabinet of Ministers, but the meeting failed due to a lack of quorum. The committee, chaired by Andriy Ivanchuk, had on its agenda the bill on joint-stock companies, which had been agreed upon by all coalition members. However, as the MP noted, parliament continues to sabotage the implementation of these amendments to the law on joint-stock companies.

 

As a reminder, BPP MP Serhiy Leshchenko accused Andriy Ivanchuk on his Facebook page of blocking a bill that could have helped remove Ihor Kolomoisky-controlled management from Ukrnafta. Leshchenko wrote that the bill was deliberately not submitted to a vote in the Verkhovna Rada on March 5 and was blocked by a committee chaired by Ivanchuk.

 

 

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