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🗓️ A new plenary week begins after... yet another very loud scandal of the authorities.
Do you think it will start with summoning the law enforcement officers to the Rada? Or with a law reforming the SBI, the Prosecutor General’s Office, the National Police, or at least pulling the SBU law out of a drawer? Maybe they’ll at least theatrically put forward an anti-corruption strategy; I won’t even mention our anti-corruption package....
Okay, that’s already too high expectations of an administration that over 8 years has turned its concentration of power into a call-center concentration of the country.
But maybe we can expect that the Rada will start with a package to support business?
Or at least with repealing the absolutely wrong decision about shelters. Or at least ask the Government whether there are already enough shelters that the authorities provided? How conveniently to shift that onto business?
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The Rada will start its work for show. With item number one — a law to protect waters from pollution caused by nitrates ✊
And this is not a complaint about the specific law (overall it’s not bad). It’s that there’s no answer as to why things should get better....because there is no plan.
◾️ We have our own anti-corruption package. 10 laws, and that’s still not enough. And what is the authorities’ plan? Well, at least one point?
◾️ We have our own package to support business. There will also be more, but at least a moratorium on inspections could definitely be introduced temporarily. And what do the authorities have? Where is the promised support?
◾️ We have a plan to put things in order and reboot the SBI, the Prosecutor General’s Office, the Financial Monitoring Service, and the Tax Service. Soon we’ll add the National Police. And what is the authorities’ plan? Open the declarations and see there a set of cars of SBU officers worthy of Dynamo footballers?
◾️ We have a plan for where to cut expenditures and raise additional money for military salaries. And what do the authorities say? There’s no money for them, but we’ll make free transport for those in the rear?
Seriously, name at least one area where:
1) there is a vision of why it will be better tomorrow—in a month—in a year because of the authorities’ actions?
2) where at least over the last 8 years it hasn’t gotten worse. Or it got worse not because of the authorities’ mistakes.
I don’t know any.
That is the great tragedy of public administration. When you feel like a hostage to decisions at the level of “Criminals” and “Chancellors.”
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