The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has proposed that the Parliament to rewrite the law on the state property Fund of Ukraine (SPF), to finally give the government a range of options for the management of the office and to deprive the President of Ukraine influence on the privatization process, informs on the first day of the week.

States that the draft law with the relevant edits available to the publication, last week, was considered at a meeting of the government. From the law, for example, proposed to exclude the rule about the fact that MFI is responsible to the head of the country.

The proposed amendments provide that the Fund Manager shall be appointed upon nomination by the Premier and resigned from the post of the Verkhovna Rada. In addition, it is proposed to increase the number of Deputy head of the SPF from 2 to three.

besides, according to the document, the deputies, as at present, will be appointed and dismissed by the Prime Minister, But the head of the Fund will have the right to propose for approval the candidacy of his deputies. Currently in the act there is no such provision.

in a press-service FGI explained that the document was, by and large, will not change anything significantly in the work of the Ministry. After all, last year the Cabinet and so performs the functions that are written in this draft law. The fact is that in February 2014 the Parliament resumed its separate provisions of the Constitution and made adjustments to the legislative act on the Central bodies of Executive power. These changes in the management of the Fund, at present, was transferred from the President to the Cabinet of Ministers. But it continues to operate in parallel norm of the law on the state property Fund of Ukraine, where the remains indicated that the submission of candidatures for the position of head of the SPF have to do head.

"The Constitution has Supreme legal force than the law. Currently have a law on the state property Fund of Ukraine to lead to norms that after the changes (February 2014 - ed.) were made to the Constitution, " he explained in a press-service FGI.

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