The constitutional court (CC) of Ukraine will look at the constitutionality of certain provisions of the law about the cleansing power on April 16, said 1st Deputy Minister of justice Natalia Sevastianova. in early March, the Supreme court of Ukraine sent to the CC of the country, a view in which asks to recognise as unconstitutional the provisions of the law "about the cleansing power" in parts of the automatic resignation of bureaucrats for what they were in office during the reign of ex-President Viktor Yanukovych. "The question of the constitutionality of the legislation generally not Worth it. There is a Question of constitutionality of separate provisions of the articles of the Constitution. As far as is known, scheduled public hearings on the 16 of this month, " Sevastyanov said the journalist. She said that the DOJ is not a party to the proceedings, but will represent its position. in mid-September last year, the Ukrainian Parliament with the 3rd attempt the blessed law on lustration. As said at the time the attorney General Vitaly Yarema, the law contradicts the Constitution and the requirements of international law. Anyway, October 9, the Ukrainian head Petro Poroshenko has signed the law, but did not rule out entering into it of changes in the case of comments from the Venice Commission and the constitutional court. In mid-December last year the Commission presented its opinion on the Ukrainian law on lustration. Document experts have criticized the law, expressing hope that the Ukrainian authorities will be cooperating on the problem formulation. In March the Minister of justice of Ukraine Pavel Petrenko said that the experts of the Venice Commission no more questions to the Ukrainian law on lustration. Lustration of power was one of the requirements of participants of mass protest actions held on the Maidan since the end of November 2013 to March 2014, which led to the coup d'etat in Ukraine. In the framework of the so-called lustration process has already dismissed most of the officials who worked under the presidency of Yanukovych.