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The state apparatus, in wartime, must work faster and more efficiently. The government will conduct a comprehensive analysis of the system of public administration, review the number of employees in central executive bodies and the number of deputies to leaders.
This was stated by Prime Minister Serhiy Koretzky.
What will change?
The government will conduct a comprehensive analysis of the public administration system to identify duplications of functions, unnecessary processes, and opportunities for optimization. Special attention will be given to digitalization—an analysis of digital governance and the automation of internal processes in central executive bodies.
The state should not waste time and resources on processes that can be done faster and simpler with digital tools,
—emphasized Koretsky.
The government also plans to review the number of employees in central executive bodies and reduce unnecessary vacant positions. In addition, they will analyze the number of deputies to ministers and deputies to leaders of central executive bodies. The final staffing needs should be determined after assessing the real scope of tasks and functions of each body.
A separate area of changes is professional training for civil servants, which they plan to adapt to the modern needs of the state.
The implementation of instructions will be the responsibility of the respective ministries and central executive bodies, and coordination and monitoring of work will be carried out by the Secretary of the Cabinet of Ministers, Kostyantyn Marevych.
Meanwhile, a bill has been registered in the Verkhovna Rada which provides expanding the list of officials eligible for state protection. The initiator of the document is the secretary of the parliamentary committee on national security, defense and intelligence, Roman Kostenko.
State protection is proposed to be provided to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, the Chief of the General Staff, the heads of the SBU and intelligence agencies, as well as members of the Security Council and its decision-making body who have performed powers during the war. According to the authors, protection for members of the Security Council and its decision-making body may be guaranteed for 10 years after the completion of their powers.
For the president who led the state during the war, lifelong state protection is proposed after the end of the term, except in cases of removal through impeachment. The bill also provides protection for family members of such officials during the exercise of their powers and for a specified period after this.
To implement the initiative, it is proposed to increase the staffing of the State Protection Department from the current 2993 to 5500 employees.
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