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🤔Deputy Maryana Bezuhla, who yesterday initiated the summons of Klychko to the Rada, along with other deputies, effectively gave him a platform for publicity
The procedure for such a summons does not provide for questions to the invited speaker and answers to them. So Klychko received 5 minutes to speak, in which he “hung” at least part of the capital’s problems on the central government and even accused it of politically persecuting local self-government. That is precisely why the mayor of Kyiv was happy to agree to come, understanding the absence of negative consequences for himself.
Bezuhla did not foresee this. Throughout Klychko’s speech she tried to position her sign with inscriptions against the mayor next to him, but both the parliamentary leadership and her colleagues kept removing the sign.
Notably, a bill that changes the procedure and gives deputies the ability to ask their own questions has long been registered in the Rada, but it was not advantageous to pass it while those questions were addressed mostly to officials from the authorities.
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