Automatically translated version. May contain inaccuracies compared to the original.
As of this week, the HCSC is without a Chair and Deputy Chair.
The powers of Andriy Pasichnyk and Oleh Koliush ended last week, and new elections have not yet been held.
Formally — it’s the vacation period, so we’ll postpone the elections until autumn.
In reality — there are no agreements about the next term.
On top of that, Koliush has decided to become a member of the HRC before his HCSC powers expire.
For now, acting Chair duties will be performed by Halyna Shevchuk. She, by the way, also intends to run for the HRC.
And last week, HCSC member Vitaliy Hatseliuk was admitted to participate in the competition for the HRC (parliamentary quota).
Recall that in the spring Ruslan Sydorovych and Roman Sabodash tried to become Constitutional Court judges. Both were unsuccessful.
Overall, this composition of the Commission differs from the previous one in that it regularly creates problems for itself in competitions: either in those competitions that HCSC members themselves enter, or in those that the close relatives, friends, and subordinates of HCSC members enter.
Such a competitive roulette…